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Does anybody know better sources?

• tomc1985 11y ago
  The hardest part is recognizing the good material from the bad. In my experience its less about feeding for information from a single source, and more about separating useful market information from stories full of chaff. Advice can be tricky but IMO the best information are plain, boring whiteboard lectures explaining investment fundamentals. (This guy, who I've enjoyed a few of his tutorials, as one example: https://www.youtube.com/user/MoneyWeekVideos https://www.youtube.com/user/MoneyWeekVideos) I avoid fruity, feel-good financial gurus because I see a lot of the same mannerisms and personality types as I encountered amongst the con artists in the 'financial seminar' and MLM scenes. Also, market commentaries from conservative brokerages are good for figuring out the macro picture