The Dao of Capital: Austrian Investing in a Distorted World Free Audiobook Download by Mark Spitznagel,Ron Paul

The Dao of Capital provides a brilliant framework to understand the markets, or as Austrians like to call them, the "great game." It also offers guidance on how to preserve capital in order to successfully navigate the market.

This audiobook is an alternative to the Austrian Investing in a Distorted World by Mark Spitznagel. The main difference with this book is that it reads, not narrated, by Jeremy Arthur and it is shorter, at 32 hours. This is still a good read and has many thought provoking ideas

In The Dao of Capital, Austrian investor and trader Mark Spitznagel gives readers an unprecedented view into the world of Austrian investing. This guide starts with a clear definition of what Austrian economics is and how it differs from other schools of thought. Spitznagel then goes on to discuss how society has been distorting free markets by intervening in markets with subsidies, regulations and taxes. Finally, he teaches readers how to invest in a longer term manner using Austrian economics.

"['Jeremy Arthur'] is an expert in international currencies and the philosophy of Austrian economics. His insights into Austrian investing will be helpful to anyone willing to learn more about how Austrian economics and freedom can improve your life. This audiobook is one of his best, with a unique perspective on what has changed recently in the global market."

The Dao of Capital: Austrian Investing in a Distorted World is the follow-up to The Dao of Capital, which has been called 'the most influential investing book of the last five years.' In this new book, Mark Spitznagel and his colleagues at Universa Investments continue their thorough investigation into the world's economic and financial machinations.

This book is the first of a two-part series that teaches people how to understand the distortion in modern economic thinking and how it affects capital allocation. Many investors and hundreds of billions of dollars are at risk because they have not adopted this understanding or plan ahead before investing.