
Show overview
The Rob Booker Trading Book Podcast has been publishing since 2024, and across the 2 years since has built a catalogue of 13 episodes. That works out to roughly 5 hours of audio in total. Releases follow an irregular cadence, with the show now in its 2nd season.
Episodes typically run ten to twenty minutes — most land between 11 min and 42 min — with run-times ranging widely across the catalogue. None of the episodes are flagged explicit by the publisher. It is catalogued as a EN-language Business show.
The show is still active — the most recent episode landed 2 months ago, though releases have slowed compared with earlier in the run. The busiest year was 2024, with 12 episodes published. Published by Rob Booker.
From the publisher
A podcast for people who love trading. We'll discuss trading books that are out of print or unknown to most traders. We'll summarize the books, interview the authors when possible, and give bonus content that makes older classic trading books relevant for the markets today.
Latest Episodes
Backsliding - Why We Fail

S2 Ep 5Trade and Grow Rich, Chapter 3: Faith
Think and Grow Rich is the world-famous Bible of self-help, mixed with positive psychology, mixed with some super weird theories from almost a century ago. This episode is a remix and a rewrite of Chapter 3 of that book, created especially for traders.

S2 Ep 4Atomic Habits for Traders, Part 2
James Clear's book Atomic Habits contains tons of useful insights for traders. Our trading success (or failure) is largely determined by our habits, not by our goals, mindset, or willpower. In this episode, Rob Booker explains what you can do right now to start developing better trading habits - and a surprising way to stop those bad habits from wrecking your trading account.

S2 Ep 3Atomic Habits for Traders, Part 1
James Clear's book Atomic Habits contains tons of useful insights for traders. Our trading success (or failure) is largely determined by our habits, not by our goals, mindset, or willpower. In this episode, Rob Booker explains what you can do right now to start developing better trading habits - and a surprising way to stop those bad habits from wrecking your trading account.

S2 Ep 2Trade and Grow Rich, Chapter 2: Desire
In 1937, Napolean Hill wrote the manifesto of success that has become a beacon of hope to all who wish to achieve the impossible. I have rewritten the book with traders in mind. I hope that you find this brand new version of the book helpful in your quest to think bigger, fulfill your life’s potential, and to trade for a living. You can find me on the web at robbooker.com.

S2 Ep 1Trade and Grow Rich, Chapter 1
In 1937, Napolean Hill wrote the manifesto of success that has become a beacon of hope to all who wish to achieve the impossible. I have rewritten the book with traders in mind. I hope that you find this brand new version of the book helpful in your quest to think bigger, fulfill your life’s potential, and to trade for a living. You can find me on the web at robbooker.com.

S1 Ep 2Margin of Safety, Part 2
For more information, go to:https://robbooker.comAvoiding loss should be the primary goal of every investor. The way to avoid loss is by investing with a significant margin of safety. A margin of safety is necessary because valuation is an imprecise art, the future is unpredictable, and investors are human and make mistakes.Margin of Safety was published in 1991 by Seth Klarman. The book is now out of print.

S1 Ep 1Margin of Safety, Part 1
Avoiding loss should be the primary goal of every investor. The way to avoid loss is by investing with a significant margin of safety. A margin of safety is necessary because valuation is an imprecise art, the future is unpredictable, and investors are human and make mistakes.Margin of Safety was first published in 1991 but is now out of print. A copy of the book can sell for $2,000 or more on the reseller market these days.

S1 Ep 4Margin of Safety, Part 4
For more information, go to:https://robbooker.comAvoiding loss should be the primary goal of every investor. The way to avoid loss is by investing with a significant margin of safety. A margin of safety is necessary because valuation is an imprecise art, the future is unpredictable, and investors are human and make mistakes.Margin of Safety was published in 1991 by Seth Klarman. The book is now out of print.

S1 Ep 7Margin of Safety, Part 7
For more information, go to:https://robbooker.comAvoiding loss should be the primary goal of every investor. The way to avoid loss is by investing with a significant margin of safety. A margin of safety is necessary because valuation is an imprecise art, the future is unpredictable, and investors are human and make mistakes.Margin of Safety was published in 1991 by Seth Klarman. The book is now out of print.

S1 Ep 3Margin of Safety, Part 3
For more information, go to:https://robbooker.comAvoiding loss should be the primary goal of every investor. The way to avoid loss is by investing with a significant margin of safety. A margin of safety is necessary because valuation is an imprecise art, the future is unpredictable, and investors are human and make mistakes.Margin of Safety was published in 1991 by Seth Klarman. The book is now out of print.

S1 Ep 6Margin of Safety, Part 6
For more information, go to:https://robbooker.comAvoiding loss should be the primary goal of every investor. The way to avoid loss is by investing with a significant margin of safety. A margin of safety is necessary because valuation is an imprecise art, the future is unpredictable, and investors are human and make mistakes.Margin of Safety was published in 1991 by Seth Klarman. The book is now out of print.

S1 Ep 5Margin of Safety, Part 5
For more information, go to:https://robbooker.comAvoiding loss should be the primary goal of every investor. The way to avoid loss is by investing with a significant margin of safety. A margin of safety is necessary because valuation is an imprecise art, the future is unpredictable, and investors are human and make mistakes.Margin of Safety was published in 1991 by Seth Klarman. The book is now out of print.