Become a successful investor with the gold-standard bestseller If you want to learn more about the sharemarket but you’re unsure where to begin , or if you are already a share investor but want to improve your profitability on the market, this is the book for you. Teach Yourself About Shares is the most comprehensive share-investing book on the market and this new edition of Roger Kinsky’s bestseller is a user-friendly, up to date guide that will have you trading and investing with confidence in no time. In the 3rd edition of this comprehensive and trusted guide―updated for the latest investment regulations and innovations―respected author, instructor, and trader Roger Kinsky defuses the painful jargon and demystifies the complexities that hold many people back from getting into the market. Along the way, he shows you how to build up your investing expertise with practical examples and self test problems with supplied solutions that help you consolidate your learning and move onto your next step with confidence. Whether you’re just starting out in your investing experience or looking to improve your investing success, this is your friendly, proven route to market success.
If you only read one book on Australian sharemarket investing, it must be this one. A comprehensive overview of all you need to know, using simple examples and explanations. Even as a seasoned sharemarket investor, there was plenty of material to consider in a new light.
I purchased this 2nd edition at a second hand bookshop in Merimbula for $20. Probably one of the wisest investments I’ve ever made!
This book was useful to go through the examples. I want to look for a more updated one now to ensure that I have the most up to date info. The examples and scenarios in this book are great if you are just starting out. I have saved money by going through them and made some too. This is a good read.
Easy to navigate through this book since it simplifies all the jargon used. Also offers general advice for people who are interested to begin their journey into the share market. More emphasis however is placed on short term trading vs. long term investing.
Basically learning the skills needed for trading formatted as a school textbook...
Fundamentally good sound advice but alas like always the end results captured are merely the conclusions of the powers to be that are poised in the balance of probability....
The fall in the stockmarket's meant to mean a great time for investing right?? Not too sure, but at least this book gave me a little more info;-) It was actually surprisingly interesting.