books on investing

[xiaoyuer89]

just wondering if there are any good books to intro this newbie here on investing? or anybody wants to sell too as me n my frens are interested thanks

 

[g3tback0r]

Hey i can't pm u. Sms me at 97854147. I got a few titles for newbies, going cheap.

 

[Taengoo]

just wondering if there are any good books to intro this newbie here on investing? or anybody wants to sell too as me n my frens are interested thanks

check this out
http://forums.hardwarezone.com.sg/showthread.php?t=2811984

 

[shunsuke1984]

just wondering if there are any good books to intro this newbie here on investing? or anybody wants to sell too as me n my frens are interested thanks

Jus google - Intelligent Investor (by Benjamin Graham)
It's free n in pdf.

If u can complete that book or read a few times, u will learn the gist of attitude of investing. After which, u can move on to other more technical books depending on your preferred field of investment (e.g. stock trading, futures/options/warrants trading, other derivative securities)

 

[dadaway]

can try rich dad poor dad guide to investing, otherwise jim roger's books are good.

 

[wa_ckys]

Hi xiaoyuer89

Try your nearest library, I'm sure that they have some good books on investing plus its free.

 

[Rommie2k6]

can try rich dad poor dad guide to investing, otherwise jim roger's books are good.

Rich Dad Poor Dad books are crap. Jim Roger's commodity books are also hype.

Ben Graham Intelligent Investor is the way to go

 

[shunsuke1984]

Rich Dad Poor Dad books are crap. Jim Roger's commodity books are also hype.

Ben Graham Intelligent Investor is the way to go

Rich Dad Poor Dad series will not teach u much if u r a newbie. The series are only for people who have not decided on what they want to be.

Yeah, Benjamin Graham's Intelligent Investor is the must-read for anyone who have decided to invest for the long-term...

 

[cardiozee]

Alternatively you can attend courses which will well equip you with all the knowledge you need for investing in the stock market. I've personally paid for them and I can well say that it was worth every cent I paid for.

You can attend a free preview too and gain some good insights as well - www.millionaire-investor.com

 

[dadaway]

You can also try DIY, talk to your banker and you will level up the most.

You want to invest but can you afford to invest? Financial planning would help a lot

 

[ivanftp]

Expected Returns, A Random Walk Down Wall Street