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recallme 11-02-2007 05:52 PM

Investing Beginner
 
I am playing HS and am looking to invest amount of 50k+.

I have really no clue about investing and would like to read a/ several books about it.

halperin 11-02-2007 08:53 PM

Re: Investing Beginner
 
your playing HS? whats that

recallme 11-02-2007 09:10 PM

Re: Investing Beginner
 
I play High Stakes Nl, can anyone suggest a good book?

recallme 11-02-2007 11:03 PM

Re: Investing Beginner
 
Or give me a link to good threads?

maxtower 11-02-2007 11:27 PM

Re: Investing Beginner
 
"The Little Book of Common Sense Investing" by Bogle.

Danastasio1 11-03-2007 02:16 AM

Re: Investing Beginner
 
I've read a few dozen investment books the past five years or so, and "The Big Money" has proven to be the best so far. On top of that is was an enjoyable read. It's a perfect book for investors at all levels, beginner to expert. Just remember the 15% rule, which I believe he covers.

Here's the Amazon link: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/074...667589-8801211

gl

Isura 11-03-2007 03:22 AM

Re: Investing Beginner
 
Read the book thread in the sticky

recallme 11-03-2007 02:01 PM

Re: Investing Beginner
 
I am searching a book aboput the fundamentals of investing not the deep books. I am a total beginner.
Those books seem too complicated to me.

Is this Rich dad poor dad good?

What are thought about:
The Big Money
The little book of common sense investing

whyherro 11-03-2007 02:10 PM

Re: Investing Beginner
 
Stay away from the rich dad poor dad bs, just get a decent fundamental book about the markets. I would say the best book for a total beginner is still "The Intelligent Investor" by graham.

SlowHabit 11-03-2007 02:30 PM

Re: Investing Beginner
 
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Stay away from the rich dad poor dad bs, just get a decent fundamental book about the markets. I would say the best book for a total beginner is still "The Intelligent Investor" by graham.

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Hell noes.


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