- Rick Rule, CEO of Rule Investment Media, gives us his recommended reads
- Rule provides the ideal order the books can be tackled and the level of difficultly
- Rick believes “Human Action” by Ludwig von Mises is the “most impactful book (he) ever read,” and it’s a great precursor to another of his recommendations
- With one of his recommendations, Rule says, “If you read this book and employ the strategies, you will – as opposed too might – become rich.”
If you haven’t tackled a good investment book as we approach the second half of summer, don’t worry, we have you covered.
Rick Rule, president & CEO of Rule Investment Media, joins The Market Online in the above video to share his book recommendations and good reads to build your foundation as an investor.
Rule is a sought-after speaker at industry conferences, and a frequent contributor to numerous media outlets including CNBC, Fox Business News and BNN Bloomberg. He is known for his straightforward style and investors shouldn’t miss his personal insights on each book recommendation.
The books favour disciplined, long-term investment approaches and cover the human aspect of investing, including emotional discipline and critical analysis.
For additional recommended reads, check out “Eight books to help you find financial freedom” at the Market Online.
Rick Rule – CEO, Rule Investment
Rule started his career in 1974 and is known for his expertise in many resource sectors, including agriculture, alternative energy, forestry, oil and gas, mining and water. He is the founder of Sprott US Holdings, a subsidiary of Sprott Inc., and retired from the company in 2021. He remains one of the company’s largest shareholders and is actively engaged in private placement markets, through originating and participating in hundreds of debt and equity transactions.
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