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Let's say I started investing today, and I wanted to read some books about investing that I could actually understand, where is exactly would I start, and why.
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1. The little book about common sense investing | Jack Bogle
- Which was the guy credited with creating the first index fund
- He just past away last year and had a net worth of around 80M
- And he did not pick stocks he just invested into index funds
This book:
- Will teach what an index fund is and how it works
- And more important why you shouldn't trust money manager that want to charge you a ton of money in fees
- And my favorite point, that you can still become wealthy in the stock market without having to pick stocks which is a lot riskier for the average investor.
Tip: The reason this book is first is that I know, you already know the company you like, like amazon, tesla, and more. But it's important you understand all your options first.
2. a random walk down Wallstreet | Burton G. Malkiel
- this book is very dramatic and controversial, but very honest and that’s what I like in books ( keeps you awake)
- what burton does is expose Wallstreet analyst and specialist, and all the people that they are smarter than you, and tells you, that you can do better than them
- it shows you, you don’t need to be a genius to win.
Main things you learn:
- the odds and probabilities when it comes to the stock market
- different type of investors and which ones are the worst
- and a lot of stories in history about scams that repeat themselves in different ways.
Tip: this is one is second because you’ll build a supportive argument in your mind about how things really go down.
3. One up on wall street | Peter Lynch
- You only read this book, if after two books you still want to be a stock picker
- And peter lynch was the manager of a fidelity fund where if you invested 10k, it would be worth over 200k in less than 13 years
- He owned over 1000 stocks and is a legendary investor, his still alive with a net worth of 450M
Now this Book:
- Will teach how to pick stocks and what you need to pick stocks
- Also teach you that investing is about creating a story about the company, with supporting facts to go along with it
- Example, I think Amazon is going to do great over the next 10 years because they are x and x and x, and here is the proof
Tip: this is the easiest investing book to understand for picking stocks, the language is simple. ( but you will need google sometimes)
4. Common stocks and uncommon profits | Phil Fisher
- Was a legendary investor that created a foundation for investing
- Which helped warren and charlie Munger both
- He created the 15 points to look for when investing in a stock
This book:
- Will show you how to analyst a company and value it
- And what types of companies to buy
- And most of these investors just create a story, and when the story changes they sell
Tip: this author is no longer here, but his ideas still live on.
5. The intelligent investor | Benjamin Graham
- This is the book that changed warren buffer way of thinking
- And it always helped me too, but it's not as beginner-friendly, so that’s why I placed it last
- But it was one of the books that will give you the best value
Tip: a lot of the book here will teach you want to look for and how to think, but this book will teach how to analyst and that’s important.
Extras:
Security Analysis | Benjamin Graham and David Dodd ( 2n edition)
the wealth of nations of adam smith
tip: when books start to sound the same and you understand the ideas, that’s usually good a sign, that you are learning more, but not a sign to stop learning.
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💲1 on 1 Talk + My Budget + Stock Investments💲
1. The little book about common sense investing | Jack Bogle
- Which was the guy credited with creating the first index fund
- He just past away last year and had a net worth of around 80M
- And he did not pick stocks he just invested into index funds
This book:
- Will teach what an index fund is and how it works
- And more important why you shouldn't trust money manager that want to charge you a ton of money in fees
- And my favorite point, that you can still become wealthy in the stock market without having to pick stocks which is a lot riskier for the average investor.
Tip: The reason this book is first is that I know, you already know the company you like, like amazon, tesla, and more. But it's important you understand all your options first.
2. a random walk down Wallstreet | Burton G. Malkiel
- this book is very dramatic and controversial, but very honest and that’s what I like in books ( keeps you awake)
- what burton does is expose Wallstreet analyst and specialist, and all the people that they are smarter than you, and tells you, that you can do better than them
- it shows you, you don’t need to be a genius to win.
Main things you learn:
- the odds and probabilities when it comes to the stock market
- different type of investors and which ones are the worst
- and a lot of stories in history about scams that repeat themselves in different ways.
Tip: this is one is second because you’ll build a supportive argument in your mind about how things really go down.
3. One up on wall street | Peter Lynch
- You only read this book, if after two books you still want to be a stock picker
- And peter lynch was the manager of a fidelity fund where if you invested 10k, it would be worth over 200k in less than 13 years
- He owned over 1000 stocks and is a legendary investor, his still alive with a net worth of 450M
Now this Book:
- Will teach how to pick stocks and what you need to pick stocks
- Also teach you that investing is about creating a story about the company, with supporting facts to go along with it
- Example, I think Amazon is going to do great over the next 10 years because they are x and x and x, and here is the proof
Tip: this is the easiest investing book to understand for picking stocks, the language is simple. ( but you will need google sometimes)
4. Common stocks and uncommon profits | Phil Fisher
- Was a legendary investor that created a foundation for investing
- Which helped warren and charlie Munger both
- He created the 15 points to look for when investing in a stock
This book:
- Will show you how to analyst a company and value it
- And what types of companies to buy
- And most of these investors just create a story, and when the story changes they sell
Tip: this author is no longer here, but his ideas still live on.
5. The intelligent investor | Benjamin Graham
- This is the book that changed warren buffer way of thinking
- And it always helped me too, but it's not as beginner-friendly, so that’s why I placed it last
- But it was one of the books that will give you the best value
Tip: a lot of the book here will teach you want to look for and how to think, but this book will teach how to analyst and that’s important.
Extras:
Security Analysis | Benjamin Graham and David Dodd ( 2n edition)
the wealth of nations of adam smith
tip: when books start to sound the same and you understand the ideas, that’s usually good a sign, that you are learning more, but not a sign to stop learning.
* PRO TIP*
INFORMATION IS EVERYTHING
👕Merch👕
✅2 FREE AUDIOBOOKS✅
💰M1 FINANCE $10💰
🎁ACORN FREE $5🎁
⚡FREE KINDLE UNLIMITED⚡ (traditional reading)
👨🏽💻DISCORD PRIVATE GROUP👨🏽💻
😎All My Social Media😎
*Some of the links and other products that appear on this video are from companies in which Tommy Bryson will earn an affiliate commission or referral bonus. Tommy Bryson is part of an affiliate network and receives compensation for sending traffic to partner sites. The content in this video is accurate as of the posting date. Some of the offers mentioned may no longer be available. I'm an Accountant but I'm not your Accountant, always review information with your Accountant/CPA and your Financial Advisor.
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