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Find your own reading list.

Rather than one long undifferentiated shelf, tell us what you're curious about and where you're starting from — you'll get three specific books per area, picked for that level, not just a beginner-to-expert dump. Click any title for a real summary, what it's actually organized like, and what you'll walk away knowing.

Step 1 — what are you curious about?
Step 2 — where are you starting from?

Check at least one area above to get started.

Straight from the source

Hedge fund letters

Berkshire Hathaway Shareholder Letters
Warren Buffett — free, archived back to 1977; still the best writing on business quality and capital allocation.
Oaktree Memos
Howard Marks — risk, market cycles, and second-level thinking, published irregularly.
Pershing Square Reports
Bill Ackman — concentrated, activist positions with the reasoning laid out in full.
Greenlight Capital
David Einhorn — short-selling case studies alongside the long book.
For the commute

Podcasts

Invest Like the Best
Patrick O'Shaughnessy — long-form interviews across investing, business, and decision-making.
Capital Allocators
Ted Seides — how institutional allocators actually pick managers and size positions.
The Investor's Podcast
Formerly "We Study Billionaires" — value investing and macro, aimed at students building a framework.
Odd Lots
Bloomberg — Tracy Alloway & Joe Weisenthal on markets, commodities, and financial plumbing.
Masters in Business
Barry Ritholtz — Bloomberg's long-running interview series with investors and economists.
Daily habit

Opinion & newsletters

Money Stuff
Matt Levine, Bloomberg Opinion — daily, sharp, and the closest thing to required reading in finance media.
FT Alphaville
Financial Times — irreverent coverage of market structure and financial esoterica.
Axios Markets
A fast daily read on what actually moved markets that day.
Independent writers

Substacks

This list is a starting point, not gospel — edit it directly in app/learn-more/page.js as the club's taste changes.

The Diff
Byrne Hobart — business strategy and financial history, one company or mechanism at a time.
Net Interest
Marc Rubinstein — how financial institutions actually make money, from a former hedge fund analyst.
Noahpinion
Noah Smith — macro and economics commentary, written for a general but literate audience.
Kyla's Newsletter
Kyla Scanlon — macro concepts explained for people without an econ background.