The Little Book of Bulletproof Investing

Do's and Don'ts to Protect Your Financial Life
Di: Phil DeMuth, Ben Stein
Letto da: Don Hagen
Durata: 4 ore e 13 min
Categorie: Economia, Affari e Finanza, Finanza e Investimenti
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Sintesi dell'editore

Investing do's and don'ts from some of the most recognizable voices in personal finance.

It's been a tough year for investors. Many have seen their retirement accounts dwindle dramatically and are looking for a safe way to protect what they have and make back some of what they've lost. That's why the best-selling author team of Ben Stein and Phil DeMuth have created The Little Book of Bulletproof Investing.

When you invest, there are essential things you should do and many things you shouldn't. The Little Book of Investing Do's and Don'ts addresses this issue and shows you how to utilize the fundamentals of finance to achieve success in today's market. This practical guide contains proven advice on navigating today's treacherous financial landscape and will put you in a better position to make more informed investment decisions.

  • Includes street-smart advice for individual investors uncertain about their investment and retirement portfolios.
  • Explains concepts clearly. Written by a experienced team of bestselling authors whose investment advice is accessible to everyone
  • Outlines the steps you must take to protect yourself from the financial calamities of modern life.

The Little Book of Bulletproof Investing offers quick, easy-to-follow, and entertaining advice for anyone looking to get back on the right investment track.
©2010 Ben Stein & Phil DeMuth (P)2010 Gildan

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  • Edward M King III
  • 29/11/2011

Alot for the beginner, no specific details

It is an excellent starting point if you are starting to learn about individual investing, but once it began discussing the "perfect stock", it would have been nice to have some examples to back up his statements on researching the stock. Otherwise, Very informative.

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  • Frank
  • 14/08/2010

what a snoozer

zzzzzzzzz.....oh, i woke up....a real snoozer, ben stein needs to stick to acting. the short of it. he says don't invest in mutual funds or listen to your greedy stock broker, it dosen't work. Then stein and his co-auther tell you to diverisify...WHAAAT?.....then some personal advise....blah blah blah....it's a loser- save your money.....look elsewhere for better info than this loser book. you tube has better info...i bought the book because i have to drive 1 hour to work, it was soooo elementary i almost fell asleep at the wheel...

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  • Brandon Eason
  • 01/04/2016

Outstanding

Ita really good information and solid content. recommended for anyone serious about their financial future.

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  • Mr
  • 24/05/2018

Strange little book this.

Whoever said Americans don't understand sarcasm, clearly never met the authors of this book.

There's quite a bit of good advice on a wide variety of subjects from value investing, to which college subject to pick, to "don't do drugs". It's all good advise, but it's an unfocused mess which switches from one subject to another without any apparent reason.

The narrator seems oddly comatose.