What are /r/InvestmentEducation's favorite Products & Services?

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G'day from Perth W.A, look what I would recommend education-wise to supplement your university learning is to listen to financial podcasts about investing; My favorites are Listen Money Matters, and The Investors Podcast. Depending on what your financial goals are you could start with The Millionaire Next Door to explain if you want to understand what it takes to be a millionaire and an the ASX has an investing course for free: http://www.asx.com.au/education/online-courses.htm

i recommend you read these book, and read it twice. The Millionaire Next Door The Ultimate Dividend Playbook Your Money or Your Life The Intelligent Investor: The Definitive Book on Value Investing.

With all due respect, Margin of Safety is seriously overhyped. Not worth reading. Random Walk provides significantly more info on MOS.

I'd also recommend Pat Dorsey's Five Rules for Successful Stock Investing and Heather Brilliant's Why Moat's Matter for an excellent pair of reads on identifying strategic competitive advantages.

Since I suspect many of you redditors here are actually looking to transition into finance or learn more, I thought it might be educational if I try to use Medium's footnote feature to make it easier to see what I'm interpreting as I read it and also allow some group discussion that is specific while online.

First post on Griffon Corporation here

Additionally, use the footnotes post and reply features to ask me questions about why I thought something, why I didn't think something else, etc.

DO NOT FORGET that I haven't been doing this for a while so I'm actually rusty. If some of the more senior members / in practice members of the community here would like to give feedback on the analysis as I go through, that would probably make it much more productive and interesting for everyone.

I suspect I made a mistake in picking Griffon (GFF0 just out of the gate. It's annoying to look at a company with multiple unrelated segments.

I'd start with investment funds. Here's a good guide: https://www.amazon.com/Educated-Investors-Handbook-What-First/dp/B09GCNVFXM/ref=sr\_1\_1?crid=5ZU4QHP74XM9&keywords=przywalny&qid=1662310324&sprefix=przywalny%2Caps%2C257&sr=8-1

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i recommend you read these book. read it twice.

The Millionaire Next Door

The Ultimate Dividend Playbook

Your Money or Your Life

The Intelligent Investor: The Definitive Book on Value Investing.