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Sep 23, 2018
5:16:37pm

Archaea All-American

Read the WSJ, Forbes, les Echos and das Handelsblatt.

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Archaea

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Just starting to get into investing. What's the best way to research and learn

BountifulCoug5

9/23/18 5:14pm

Find a competent financial adviser and seek advice from him/her.

Archaea

9/23/18 5:16pm

Read Bogleheads Guide to Investing for one.

WizeGuise

9/23/18 5:17pm

This is a great start

timponyloco

9/23/18 5:54pm

It’s going to be very hard for you to beat the index long term.

titlecoug

9/23/18 5:20pm

This. Or spend your time researching mutual funds

KingDave

9/23/18 5:24pm

Yup. See my post directly above.

WizeGuise

9/23/18 5:33pm

Choose FI (financial independence) is a great podcast.

pilot17

9/23/18 5:22pm

RE: Just starting to get into investing. What's the best way to research and

BYihateU

9/23/18 5:28pm

I like the style taught and employee by Investors Business Daily (IBD)

Medute

9/23/18 5:41pm

"Common Sense in Mutual Funds" by John Bogle...and go to Bogleads.org

Hoplite

9/23/18 6:02pm

More upside and risk with stocks vs mutual funds. If for retirement go with ETF

VballDad

9/23/18 6:56pm

My advice: don’t start by picking stocks.

MormonThug

9/23/18 7:52pm

You can't know everything. But you can mine a niche and know it 100%

ClackamasCoug

9/23/18 8:39pm

Take Wesley Snipes' advice and always bet on black

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