Anyone here mess with Fool.com???

[BRUHA]

If so, how do you rate their advice and overall knowledge of investing? At 25, I am really trying to increase my knowledge base when it comes to investing. I have very good discipline when it comes to saving, spending and budgeting, but I want to increase my investments. I read the Wall Street Journal and Black Enterprise and was just wondering if anyone had prior experience with Fool.com.

 

[Sango]

I've read their info before. They're a good source for info in my opinion. I've been reading from www.investopedia.com also. Peep it.

 

[BRUHA]

Thanx for the info ODUB

 

[Awilli1055]

its ok, If you want to read about stocks you should try Investors Business Daily.. this is what most traders or long term invetors read. also you night want to read the book Tools and Tactics for the Master Daytrader by oliver\Velez and Greg Capra. This will get you in the right frame of mind to play the game.

 

[Chase Bannon]

Do most of you understand fool.com? I'm just asking a general question.

 

[Archonic Monk]

motley Fool has been a great help for me since the 90's when it was just an email I use to get every once a week. It helps you to slowly understand the player in the investing world...Not to mention Investors business Daily which is more advanced

 

[Dallas Bueller]

Very helpful. Especially their books. I have "The Motley Fool Investment Guide" and "Rule Breakers Rule Makers" and both books have real good info for the beginning investor. Real thorough shit but still explained in layman's terms. Those books combined with a subscription to Investor's Business Daily should get you started on the right track.