Best resources for finance professionals

In the order of awesomeness

Academic Books (Investment Banking):

1. Investment Banking: Valuation, Leveraged Buyouts, and Mergers and Acquisitions (Joshua Rosenbaum, Joshua Pearl)
2. Financial Modeling & Valuation (Paul Pignataro)
3. Investment Banks, Hedge Funds, and Private Equity (David Stowell)
4. Extras: Any books by Paul Pignataro, McKinsey on Valuation, Damodaran on Valuation

Leisure Finance Books:

1. The Big Short by Michael Lewis
2. Too Big to Fail by Andrew Ross Sorkin
3. A random walk down Wall Street by Burton Malkiel
4. Extras: Books by Nassim Nicholas Taleb, Psychology of Money

Daily News:

1. Financial Times
2. Wall Street Journal
3. New York Times
4. Extras: Reuters, CNBC

Weekly News or Magazines:

1. Economist
2. Barron’s
3. Bloomberg Business Week
4. Extras: Fortune, Forbes

Newsletters:

1. New York Times: Deal Book Newsletter by Andrew Sorkin(free)
2. Bloomberg: Money Stuff Newsletter by Matt Levine (free)
3. Seeking Alpha: Wall Street Breakfast (free)
4. Extras: Morning Brew (free)

Blogs:

1. Aswath Damodaran: Musings on Markets
2. Barry Ritholtz: The Big Picture
3. Nick Maggiulli: Of Dollars and Data
4. Extras: Collaborate Fund, A Wealth of Common Sense

Podcasts:

1. Masters in Business by Barry Ritholtz
2. Exchanges at Goldman Sachs
3. Motley Fool Money (also Industry)
4. Extras: Odd Lots, Invest like the best

YouTube Channels:

1. Aswath Damodaran
2. Mergers and Inquisitions
3. Corporate Finance Institute
4. Extras: Wall Street Prep, Wall Street Oasis, Wall Street Mojo

Active Forums:

1. Security Analysis (Reddit)
2. Investing (Reddit)
3. Wall Street Oasis
4. Extras (if your life is lacking excitement): Wall Street Bets, Dogecoin:)

Movies:

1. Margin Call
2. The Big Short
3. Wall Street (1987)
4. Extras (fun): Wolf of Wall Street, Limitless