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Peter Lynch Investment Book Most people who will make investment in stock,option and commodities will choose a book written by Benjamin Graham " Intelligent Investor ", because a lot of  people says that this book is a holy investment book. It was very reasonable because a great investor like Warren Buffet alone are praise this  book as the best investment book that ever written in the earth . In this investment book we will learn a lot about   how Benjamin Graham pick a stock. But I personally think Intelligent Investor is a book that make me  boring and difficult  to understand. I myself do not finish reading this investment book. Although this book is very good but the material presented is too complicated, so that a novice in the field of investment should strive to understand this . For that reason I suggest to you that want to start learning to invest in stocks to read the investment book One Up on Wall Street written by Peter Lynch. This investment b...

Benjamin Graham biodata: Born in 8 May, 1894 Passed: 21 September 1976 (age 82 years) Academic: Columbia School of Business Final Employment: Finance Investment Last Education: Columbia University Best college students of Benjamin Graham:  Jean-Marie Eveillard,  Warren Buffett,  William J. Ruane,  Irving Kahn,  Hani M. Anklis,  Walter J. Schloss  Share in writing books: Security Analysis (1934)    The Intelligent Investor (1949). Benjamin Graham (May 8, 1894 - September 21, 1976) has been considered as an American economist and expert investor .Benjamin Graham regarded the first promoters of the theory of investment value or Value Investment , which also is the theory of current investment approach he started give college lesson at Columbia Business School in 1928 and the theory of investment value is then enchanced by David Dodd through various editions of Benjamin Graham famous book called Security Analysis. Warren Buffett,...

Here are some investment advice from Peter Lynch, one of the best fund managers. This advice is aimed at individual investors. For me, a lot of lessons to be drawn. The advice of Peter Lynch is writing in Worth magazine in 1997. I translate freely as if translated directly would confuse and numb. For each stock we have, continue to follow the story and write in a notebook. Record the latest developments and closely watch earnings. Whether classified as growth stocks stocks, cyclical stocks or value stocks. Performance of good stock or bad there must be a reason. Make sure we know what the reason. Pay attention to the facts, and not a prediction. Ask yourself: how much return we get if you are right and how much potential loss if you are wrong. Look for stocks with the risk-reward ratio of 3 s / d 1 or smaller. Before investing, check the balance sheet to find out whether the company is financially strong. Do not buy options and do not buy on margin. If we buy options, time will become ...