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IanSandersJr t1_iy52yey wrote

What book is that

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Bryan_R58 OP t1_iy539nu wrote

The Intelligent Investor by Benjamin Graham

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IanSandersJr t1_iy53brd wrote

Would you recommend it?

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not_goverment_entity t1_iy5oudh wrote

First check what sub you’re in, then ask for advice according. In this sub you ask which glue tasted better or ask for crayon recommendations

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IanSandersJr t1_iy6022h wrote

Honestly. I just figured I could hopefully have one serious convo lol

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Bryan_R58 OP t1_iy53kue wrote

Yep. I believe it’s available by pdf online but I prefer hard copy. Found it in a thrift store!

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IanSandersJr t1_iy55cb4 wrote

Is it friendly to new investors

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Bryan_R58 OP t1_iy56bqs wrote

I’m by no means experienced and it’s a bit over my head at times. It’s an easy enough read but I’d start with Bogle and get the basics down (DCA’ing, simple diversification, index fund investing etc)

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Suggestedname420 t1_iy6bxy2 wrote

It’s a great fuckin book no doubt and has tons of value to new investors…but you’ll get roasted in the sub for admitting you can read, I know these things only because a friend told me

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BenderTKE t1_iy6kg2n wrote

There’s no pictures, no memes, no rocket emoji, so this book no good for new investors. Graphs aren’t even colored, i had to color it myself

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pmslady t1_iy8q3ol wrote

This is the one book I wish I read first before investing. If you want to see if this is the book for you, read page 537 right away to see if something "clicks".

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IanSandersJr t1_iy8sd7j wrote

Are you being serious. No one in this sub is ever serious

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Syab_of_Caltrops t1_iy6o9cp wrote

It's good, but hasn't been updated since the dot-Com bubble. Random Walk Down Wallstreet is better in that regard. I highly recommend both.

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Icy-Cat6810 t1_iy7ecqc wrote

That book was the first wsbs but in old English written by one fucktart. My favorite is when he tells a story about ancient apes going bonkers on ticket master ipo. Apes back in the day went bonkers buying up the wrong ticker that was a communications company that was going bankrupt cuz those regards though it was the ticket master ticker. Lol it’s a great book about fucktarts, but in old English and boring as fuck Shakespeare shit. It’s like a memoir of dumbasses through out history of the markets. Apes used to count card board boxes to predict Santa Rally’s etc etc lol any thing you can think off it’s been done. Even the card board man getting a cut to not show too many or show extra boxes

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Agreeable-Ad-9648 t1_iy5il7l wrote

I'm reading Security Analysis by same author. Is it better/worse/same?

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pmslady t1_iy8qjhc wrote

Both are good but Security Analysis is drier and somewhat boring in comparison to The Intelligent Investor. Security Analysis goes more in depth than The Intelligent Investor. I highly recommend listening to the audiobook version of The Intelligent Investor.

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MemesGamingInc t1_iy9b65t wrote

i've read that book 3 times, going on 4th time and i have yet to find those notes on the book. img

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RecommendationNo6304 t1_iy5jvkp wrote

Must be Zweig's commentary, or someone else who has written a recent preface to Intelligent Investor. Can't be Graham, and doesn't sound anything like Buffett.

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