Stock Investing for Dummies, 5th Edition

5th Edition

By: Paul J. Mladjenovic

Narrated by: Michael Butler Murray

Updated with new and revised material to reflect the current market, this new edition of Stock Investing for Dummies gives you proven strategies for selecting and managing profitable investments, no matter what the conditions. You'll find out how to navigate the new economic landscape and choose the right stock for different situations - with real-world examples that show you how to maximize your portfolio.

The economic and global events affecting stock investors have been dramatic and present new challenges and opportunities for investors and money managers at every level. With the help of this guide, you'll quickly and easily navigate an ever-changing stock market with plain-English tips and information on ETFs, new rules, exchanges, and investment vehicles, as well as the latest information on the European debt crisis.

• Incorporate stocks into your investment portfolio
• Manage risk and ride out the market's ups and downs
• Explore new investment opportunities

Stock Investing for Dummies is an essential book for anyone looking for trusted, comprehensive guidance to ensure their investments grow.

©2016 John Wiley & Sons, Inc. (P)2019 Tantor

Excellent and Informative

I feel like I was able to learn and retain a lot of the key information presented in this book. The information was super helpful for someone just learning and the presentation was professional but amusing, not a stuffy textbook vibe. I fully recommend this title if you are interested in learning about stock investing and basics of investing in general.

informative and cover basics

it cover most aspects but it is long. it is better to be more to the point

Great for beginners

it's perfect for people who wants to get a full intro of the stock world.

awesome

great book 📖 that will clear up any questions you may have had regarding stock investing

Excellent

Excellent book packed with lots of useful information. However, I am still not sure what “ETF” stands for.