A good site teaching investing basics. (not the Motley Fool)

Can you vouchon A good site teaching investing basics. (not the Motley Fool)?
originally posted by estewart on Wednesday, February 14, 2007 6:17 AM

I have a very basic knowledge of investing but would love to learn more. Any ideas!

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memeplexes can vouchon Buffettology for the basics of stock investing (+2)

originally posted on Friday, February 16, 2007 6:52 PM

Well it's not a website, but I can definitely vouchon Buffettology, a book by Mary Buffett (Warren Buffett's daughter in law) and David Clark.

The book is a great overview of the basics of stock investing, based on the success of the great investor Warren Buffett. I also learned a lot about business in general just by reading the book.

And i agree with you about motley fool. I thought it used to be a pretty good resource for new comers, but it feels like it has gone downhill over the years.

book, buffettology, investing, investments, money, stocks, warren buffett

www.amazon.com/Buffettology-Previously-Unexplained-Techniques-Buffett/dp/068484821X/ref=ed_oe_p/002-1459031-7900828

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