Cramer's book is okay.
Its clearly written, entertaining, and accessible for someone who is not very familiar with the stock market.
His investing rules are good advise for long term investors.
His value/fundamental investing style is appropriate for most long term investors.
Another book that is good for long term investors is 'How to Make Money in Stocks' by William O'Neill. O'Neill advises a momentum strategy of 'buy high and sell higher'. He advises uses a combination of technical and fundamental analysis to make investment decisions. If you are interested in a more aggressive strategy with higher turnover, this is a good strategy.
If you are interested in short term trading, start with "Trading for a Living' by Alexander Elder. This book is a good introduction to market psychology and technical analysis.|||I just bought Jim Cramer's book. I'll let you know what I think about Jim's book once i finish it.
I like Jeremy Siegall's, Stocks for the Long Run|||Stock Traders Almanac by JEFF HIRSCH, it compltelt discuss market cycles, sector rotation
Intermarket Analysis by John Murphy
http://www.stockcharts.com is john murphy website
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