Okabe Seiji

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The problem with biographies is that they are generally just a succession of dates and events. In this case, on the other hand, Matthew has succeeded in recounting, in a way that is yes chronological, his life with personal reflections that can trigger good insights for introspection in the reader.

Basic introduction to the markets and a first step into the world of investing.

Sometimes tedious and sometimes repetitive. Clearly feels the weight of years.

If you want to read it for stock picking, veer to something more modern.

I usually don't like “mystical” fiction about Bitcoin, but the author offers some good food for thought. I would recommend it to newbies who do not want to delve into the technical side of the project.

Direct, light, practical, immediate. In its simplicity I recommend it.