For investment techniques, I read Minervini's book.
For chart analysis, Dr. Alexander Elder.
However, I don't think any of these books are written for long-term investing.
For long-term investing, the most useful thing would be patience, not books!
@saxena_puru I think...
In growth stock investing, the most important question is not "when to invest" but "where to invest.
For many ordinary investors, the optimal timing is almost impossible.
Staying invested.
Investing in the right companies.
I sold $GLBE & $UPST.
I still have some faith on $UPST & if it proves more that its algo can handle the the current rate hiking cycle, I'll get back.