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Confusion of Confusions by Josef de la Vega

"Confusion of Confusions" the oldest book ever written on the stock exchange business.

"Confusion of Confusions" the oldest book ever written on the stock exchange business, first published in 1688 yet retaining a vast quantity of timeless advice relevant to the investor of today with many wonderful vignettes that are remarkably akin to modern investor types.

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