Standard and Poor's Guide to Money and Investing

by Virginia B. Morris, Kenneth M. Morris

Guide to Money & Investing provides a clear and concise introduction to the financial markets, from raising capital to realizing return. It explains how traditional and alternative investments work, how they're valued, their potential risks, and the opportunities they offer for building a diversified portfolio.

Genres: Nonfiction, Finance

192 pages, Paperback

First published October 13, 2005

Reviews

[Minh Tâm]

quick handbook to understand the financial marketplace and investment systems.

[David]

This book has a lot of information so far that I have heard in conspiracy theories about how the government handles money and how money works. But the only difference is. Its not written like a conspiracy. Its straight forward with no slants and its pretty much saying the same thing. Money is currency and its outsourced, unbudgeted, and secrets are carefully guarded by those who are thinking globally and in a corporate fashion. Man even the Federal Government thinks and operates like a corporation with a board and several rules of engagement and order. Money isn't all about business and the ol lemonade stand anymore, isnt' about working harder than the next man. Its about thinking smarter and watching its patterns. Read up learn and let me know what you think of this book. Still have more to go. peace

[Anitauf]

everyone who invests should read this book.

[Dan]

This book is worthless. It tells you all the different ways there are to invest, but does not explain anything about either of them.

There are better books to begin your investing research.