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SayWhat?
I just purchased my first brokerage account (money market). What's the best "getting started" book I can buy?
Well I have read so many books,that I find most of them eminetly forgettable.
Being a street addict, I loved Jim Cramer's "STREET ADDICT". Will make you laff.
I also liked his "MAD MONEY", but what I found most useful was his FED CYCLE in the book.. I have a copy of that posted in my INVESTMENT looseleaf binder.
Any of the "For Idiots" or "Dummies" books are good, and basic. Start there.
If you want a good approach, check some of Hoa's answers on here.
Good Luck
shortyofgod
The Total Money Makeover written by Dave Ramsey
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i agree with dt
reallyno
You can get most of your information on the net, and its free, no need to purchase a book.
You can also subscribe to magazines and newspapers on investments these are a helpful source for information and has a current information where books not so much.
Last but not least. The most often phrase you'll hear is.
Diversify, Diversify, Diversify.
Yardbird
Jason Kelly: The neatest little guide to stock market investing.
And check out my amazon list:
http://www.amazon.com/gp/richpub/listmania/fullview/R5DVC6XMKXTJM/ref=cm_lm_byauthor_title_full/104-7890455-9079956
dt
Investing for dummies
Danny
It's tempting to go out and buy a boat-load of financial self help books when you finally get serious about your financial well being.
Don't.Go to msn.com and look at their "Money" homepage.All kinds of good stuff there.
mika
More than reading books I wud advise u to spk with those who are investors. Find some ppl close to u who are good in money market and spk with them and ask ur queries to them. Nver believe whatever they say. Do some analysis on your own and make decisions.
W.R.T money markets u can get inputs from whoever it may be but the decision should be yours. Try learning from others experience and mistakes.
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