<p>What kind of books do you guys recommend for a guy like me beginning in the stock market? I kind of want to apply some of the economics I've learned along with terms I've never thought of in the stock market before. Any suggestions?</p>
<p>the teenage investor by timothy olsen(this kid was only 14 when he wrote the book but don't let his age fool you since i found it very helpful as a beginner. it introduced a lot of the basics you need to know about the stock market)</p>
<p>investing for dummies</p>
<p>beating the street by peter lynch</p>
<p>the little book of common sense investing by john bogle</p>
<p>the intelligent investor: the classic text on value investing by benjamin graham</p>
<p>once upon wall street...by peter lynch</p>
<p>the essays of warren buffet by warren buffet</p>
<p>stocks for the long run by siegal</p>
<p>i haven't read all of these yet, besides teenage investor, investing for dummies, and the little book of common sense investing, but i plan on purchasing all of them. also go on investopedia.com and on yahoo finance, they both have pretty good tutorials for beginners.</p>
<p>The Intelligent Investor</p>