Comments on: What books are easy to read and will give me decent investment advice? http://fourstarinvestor.com/what-books-are-easy-to-read-and-will-give-me-decent-investment-advice/199/ Investment Advice for the New Economy Tue, 07 Feb 2012 01:42:59 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: D http://fourstarinvestor.com/what-books-are-easy-to-read-and-will-give-me-decent-investment-advice/199/comment-page-1/#comment-343 D Wed, 24 Feb 2010 19:32:31 +0000 http://fourstarinvestor.com/what-books-are-easy-to-read-and-will-give-me-decent-investment-advice/199/#comment-343 That is a good start (that is how I started), in fact a lot of the investing "for Dummies" books are good. The Wall Street Journal Complete Retirement Guidebook is good. Rich Dad, Poor Dad is a good "philosophical" read though it is not very practical. Peter Lynch is a good author and I have even read one of "gasp" James Cramer's books. Security Analysis by Benjamin Graham is a thick read but good if you understand the content even though the book is quite old. You seem to be on the right path. After reading a book just starting searching online for other books dealing with some type of investing/financial concepts. Also try to read AT LEAST one new book on investing per year. My $0.02 That is a good start (that is how I started), in fact a lot of the investing “for Dummies” books are good.

The Wall Street Journal Complete Retirement Guidebook is good.

Rich Dad, Poor Dad is a good “philosophical” read though it is not very practical.

Peter Lynch is a good author and I have even read one of “gasp” James Cramer’s books.

Security Analysis by Benjamin Graham is a thick read but good if you understand the content even though the book is quite old.

You seem to be on the right path. After reading a book just starting searching online for other books dealing with some type of investing/financial concepts. Also try to read AT LEAST one new book on investing per year.

My $0.02

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