Title: A different view
Product review: Fooled by Randomness gives you a view of risk and skills from a probability (though without numbers) standpoint. Using the stories of Nero Tulip and John, the High-Yield Trader, Nassim (the author) points out how much chance, or randomness, is actually behind the scenes throughout. Mostly, he talks financial markets, but this perspective of risk applies to every other thing in life. I have three copies of this book. "There are always secrets," he says. And "It is not natural for us to learn from history." Read the book. If you've ever lost money in the markets and don't want it to happen again, you're going to have a good time.
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