The full library —
41 books.

Core works from the Austrian School emphasizing praxeology, individual action, free markets, sound money, and critiques of central planning.

Books exploring Bitcoin as superior money, its philosophical foundations, critiques of fiat systems, and its role in future capitalism or resistance.

Foundational texts on economic theory, markets, production, value, and early political economy that predate modern schools of thought.

Cognitive biases, decision-making under uncertainty, and the psychological discipline that separates consistently profitable traders from the rest. The mental half of every methodology on the Trader Study page.

Patient capital allocation across decades — value investing, market cycles, position sizing for compounding, and profiles of allocators who turned long-term discipline into multi-generational wealth.

Active trading methodologies and trader psychology — chart pattern analysis, momentum and breakout systems, options mechanics, risk management, and the foundational interview collections that shaped modern trader culture.

Theories on money, deflation and inflation, government intervention, economic freedom, the relationship between technology and capitalism, and broader surveys of economic thought across schools and eras.

Historical examinations of money, banking systems, central banking, and their evolution — particularly in the United States and across long economic cycles.

Foundational philosophical works that provide deep frameworks for understanding markets, action, and economic reasoning — from language to consciousness to attention.

Books examining exponential technological progress, deflationary forces from innovation, singularity scenarios, and how these forces reshape value creation and asset classes.