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The Wall Street Journal Guide to Understanding Money & Investing by Alan M. Siegel, Kenneth M. Morris (1994, Paperback, Illustrated)
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Author: Alan M. Siegel,Kenneth M. Morris
Publisher: Simon & Schuster
Publication Date: 1994-04-01
Language: English
Format: Paperback
ISBN-10: 067189451X
ISBN-13: 9780671894511
Product ID: EPID584866
Description: This resource breaks down the various kinds of instruments individuals can invest in, describing what they are, what their performances are based on, and how to use them in fashioning a successful portfolio.
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I think that it's funny how the "wealth coach" tries to slam this book, but can't use the proper form of some of the words he used.
I found this book about a year ago, and if you're just getting into finance, this book is a very nice starter guide.
I found this book about a year ago, and if you're just getting into finance, this book is a very nice starter guide.
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The Wall Street Journal Guide to Understanding Money & Investing by Alan M. Siegel, Kenneth M. Morris (1994)
As a Wealth Coach, I have to give this little guide an below average mark. Really, if it didn't have the notorious name of the "Wall Street Journal" attached to it I would have given it a worse rating (Hint, hint). Almost everything that you may want to learn, you can find on the internet for free. However, if you want a quarter of the answers and want it all in one little book this is a keeper. Chris Swain recommends if you want this "little" book, do yourself a favor and not "spend" a bundle.
Too your wealth,
Chris Swain
Wealth Coach
As a Wealth Coach, I have to give this little guide an below average mark. Really, if it didn't have the notorious name of the "Wall Street Journal" attached to it I would have given it a worse rating (Hint, hint). Almost everything that you may want to learn, you can find on the internet for free. However, if you want a quarter of the answers and want it all in one little book this is a keeper. Chris Swain recommends if you want this "little" book, do yourself a favor and not "spend" a bundle.
Too your wealth,
Chris Swain
Wealth Coach
Review ID: 10000000004002669
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