checked my DMs after some time this weekend (mistake), but one questions was about trading book recommendations.
While I believe one of the best ways is just fucking around and finding out, there is lot of bad stuff in this place so here is list of actually good reads to learn about markets and trading.
basics
Options, Futures, and Other Derivatives - Hull
Trading and Exchanges: Market Microstructure for Practitioners - Harris
Option volatility and pricing strategies - Natenberg
Expected Returns: An Investor's Guide to Harvesting Market Rewards - Ilmanen
Leveraged Trading - Carver
strategies
Advanced Futures Trading Startegies - Carver
Evidence Based Technical Analysis - Aronson
Quantitative Momentum - Grey & Vogel
Algorithmic trading: Winning Strategies - Chan
options advanced
All books by Euan Sinclair
Trading Volatility - Bennett
Dynamic Hedging - Taleb
risk/intuition/decision making
The Hour Between Dog and Wolf - Coates
The Laws of Trading - Lebron
Thinking in Bets - Duke
Superforecasting - Tetlock
Thinking Fast and Slow - Kahneman (only psychology book id recommend)
Taleb books
kwant/systematic trading (basics):
Quantitative Tarding - Chan
Python for Algorithmic Trasing - Hilpsich
Systematic Trading - Carver
Trading Evolved - Clenow
on top of that having some math/statstics basics is useful
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