
The Simplest Thing in Investing (《投资中最简单的事》, Qiu Guolu)
Starting from valuation, business quality, industry structure, contrarian thinking, and the circle of competence, Qiu Guolu discusses how to narrow a complex investment down to a few decisive judgments.

The Most Important Thing
Howard Marks threads second-level thinking through price and value, risk control, market cycles, contrarian investing, and patient opportunism.

Kostolany's Best Money Stories (The Great Speculator 4)
André Kostolany uses market anecdotes and his own wins and losses to examine money, interest rates, crowd psychology, independent judgment, and surviving your mistakes.

Stock Market Psychology (André Kostolany)
André Kostolany's experience-based reflections on liquidity, expectations, how markets react to news, crowd behaviour, and the independent thinking and patience a speculator needs.

The Warren Buffett Way
Robert G. Hagstrom's third-party study of Buffett's business-ownership mindset, four sets of analytical tenets, valuation, long-term holding, and behavioral discipline.

Munger and Buffett — 1999 Berkshire Annual Meeting Q&A (Not an Audiobook)
A third-party archival recording of the full 1999 Berkshire Hathaway annual meeting Q&A, in Buffett and Munger's original English, not a book's audio edition; it includes Munger's 'the first $100,000 is the hardest' argument and flags that the viral '$500,000 is enough' line has no primary source.