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Electricman
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Hi You lot long time lurker first time poster! Im wondering if any of you could lend a helping hand.
I have filled up my quota of ISA investment this year and still have some money left over. I have a decent Job (looking to continue it by following the next stage abroad) so hopefully will continue to save money. However Im very intrested in getting involved in buying Stocks and Shares (only looking to invest a part of my savings. not using it as a get rich quick scheme).
I have just purchased a book online called 'How to make a killing in the Share Jungle' advised by a work mate. he says it gives the basics and is very helpfull. Is there any other books / Publications Websites i should read or that were helpfull to you before i look to go into the Market, any any good Publication which do reviews of companies etc.
Would like to do as much research as possible
Thanks
Electricman
I have filled up my quota of ISA investment this year and still have some money left over. I have a decent Job (looking to continue it by following the next stage abroad) so hopefully will continue to save money. However Im very intrested in getting involved in buying Stocks and Shares (only looking to invest a part of my savings. not using it as a get rich quick scheme).
I have just purchased a book online called 'How to make a killing in the Share Jungle' advised by a work mate. he says it gives the basics and is very helpfull. Is there any other books / Publications Websites i should read or that were helpfull to you before i look to go into the Market, any any good Publication which do reviews of companies etc.
Would like to do as much research as possible
Thanks
Electricman
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Hi,
The book that you have is not a very bad to start. I would suggest youfor self learning and have some basic idea before you start investing in stocks.0 -
thanks for your rsponse Davidlee
and a boot to the top of the board for the dinner time crew!!!0 -
Electricman wrote: »Hi You lot long time lurker first time poster! Im wondering if any of you could lend a helping hand.
I have filled up my quota of ISA investment this year and still have some money left over. I have a decent Job (looking to continue it by following the next stage abroad) so hopefully will continue to save money. However Im very intrested in getting involved in buying Stocks and Shares (only looking to invest a part of my savings. not using it as a get rich quick scheme).
I have just purchased a book online called 'How to make a killing in the Share Jungle' advised by a work mate. he says it gives the basics and is very helpfull. Is there any other books / Publications Websites i should read or that were helpfull to you before i look to go into the Market, any any good Publication which do reviews of companies etc.
Would like to do as much research as possible
Thanks
ElectricmanI am a Chartered Financial Planner
Anything I say on the forum is for discussion purposes only and should not be construed as personal financial advice. It is vitally important to do your own research before acting on information gathered from any users on this forum.0 -
Halifax Sharebuilder is a cheap alternative to dip your toe in the water.
I am reading Stock Investing for Dummies - The Dummies books are easy read guides for beginners and may be a worthwile purchase. Although there are a load of 'Americanisms' in it, it's still a good read.John :beer:
Life's too short.........0 -
Other books I've seen recommended around the forum include:
William Bernstein - The Four Pillars of Investing
William Bernstein - The Intelligent Asset Allocator
Burton G. Malkiel - A Random Walk Down Wall Street
Lawrence A. Cuningham - The Essays of Warren Buffett0 -
Halifax is good.
There are online resources available at
moneyextra.com
thisismoney.co.uk
Investing in shares for dummies at amazon , priced at f 7.99.No Links or Advertising in Signatures by Site Rules - MSE Forum Team 20
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