Just summarized recommended stock books to read in 2025. It's a volume I think every beginner investor should know.

If you're just starting to learn trading, the first recommended stock book is "เพาะหุ้นเป็น เห็นผลยั่งยืน" by Khun Kawi Chukij Kasem. It's easy to understand, not complicated, suitable for those who don't yet know what stocks are, using Thai language that’s easy to grasp, and all examples are Thai stocks, so there's no confusion with foreign stocks.

Once you understand the basics, you should try reading "The Intelligent Investor" by Benjamin Graham. Although it's a bit difficult, this book is considered the bible of value investing, which Warren Buffett himself praises as the best book.

For those who enjoy storytelling and teaching, you should read "ตีแตก กลยุทธ์การเล่นหุ้นในภาวะวิกฤต" by Dr. Nivesh Mewachirawarakorn. The content is clear, with various investment styles separated, making it engaging to read, and all examples are Thai stocks.

If you want to study deeper analysis, "เหนือกว่าวอลสตรีท" by Peter Lynch will help you understand how to select stocks with potential. Peter Lynch focuses on finding stocks that are not well known but have rapid growth potential. This book covers various aspects of investing.

For those who have been investing for a while, the recommended book is "ศาสตร์แห่งบัฟเฟตต์ Buffettology." It deeply explores Warren Buffett's thinking process. The first part is easy to read, but the latter part is quite complex because it involves calculations and valuation assessments.

A common question is: Should I really read recommended stock books? In my opinion, yes. Because they serve as a basic shield that helps avoid mistakes others have already encountered. The more you study, the more information you have. Although it doesn't guarantee you won't make mistakes, at least you'll know what to watch out for.

For beginners who don't want to read, there are other options, such as investing in mutual funds managed by fund managers. But I still recommend reading recommended stock books because no matter which method you choose, you can't escape learning.

The key to choosing good recommended stock books is to pick those written by Thais. The language will be easier to understand, and the examples will relate to our local market, avoiding confusion with foreign contexts.

The three secrets to long-term stock market success are: timing (buy low, sell high), selecting good assets (those with long-term growth potential), and diversification (not investing all in one thing). The five recommended books I mentioned will cover all these aspects.

Start with simple books to build a foundation, then study more difficult ones. Once you understand, try trading with a small amount, investing in Thai index funds, and gradually increase as confidence grows. When ready, study foreign stocks.

In summary, reading recommended stock books helps you discover your own investment style. Everyone has their own way of thinking and investing. There’s no single correct formula for everyone. But the knowledge from these books will help you make better decisions.