How Investors Can Make Money Using Mass Psychology: A Guide to Your Relationship With Money

This book was published in 1996 and takes the reader through an analysis of the individual and crowd behaviour of investing, and also touches on other areas such as politics, technical analysis and 21st century factors.It is about 380 pages and I found it's chapters to be a mixed bag, ranging from those which were easy and enjoyable, to those which were far more 'sticky' to get through.Upside- A few charts and sections of pure brilliance, in particular High/Low states, Paradox and The Dines Political Gamit- Good mixture of theory, cartoons and commentaryDownside- Does not always flow smoothly- Lot of commentary from Dines letter in 1960's but not so many from following decadesYou may not agree with everything written in this book but it may give you new and unique insights. It certainly did for me, and had a very high impact on first read. It is one which I will go back to from time to time, and so sits firmly lodged on my bookshelf.

Very useful book for anyone looking to invest in the markets. Although written in 1996 many of the core disciplines are invaluable today.