Just tell him to invest in index funds. All the hedge fund managers do that with

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Jan 11, 2021
1:37:30pm

4thand19 Contributor

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4thand19

Previous username: Beat_the_U
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Author

Time

what's a good resource for young, new investors?

byujag All-American

1/11/21 1:07pm

Trump University

Chester Copperpot

1/11/21 1:08pm

*Bovine University

yahtzee

1/11/21 1:09pm

/r/wallstreetbets

WorfoSAUR

1/11/21 1:08pm

ACN

Jeffacka

1/11/21 1:08pm

r/wallstreetbets

RexIdaCoug

1/11/21 1:08pm

The Motley Fool provides a ton of good free information

hansel

1/11/21 1:14pm

White Coat Investor

Styro

1/11/21 1:18pm

Investopedia.

allaboutthegainz

1/11/21 1:19pm

Madmoney.CNBC.com

RC Vikings

1/11/21 1:23pm

Bogleheads is pretty good

slappy

1/11/21 1:29pm

The major mutual fund companies usually have great educational resources for

hamaca

1/11/21 1:34pm

Just tell him to invest in index funds. All the hedge fund managers do that with

4thand19

1/11/21 1:37pm

White Coat Investor.. Some Bogleheads too but those guys can be pretty weird.

cougfanz

1/11/21 1:41pm

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