R j asked:


Is there a concensus among investors as to necessary reads for casual to serious investors in Wall Street and beyond? Like a so-called bible(s) of investing theory that, if you wanted to start, you should look into?

It doesn’t have to be short or simple, or complex and lengthy, just the thing you’d trust your only child with if s/he asked for a primer on this field. I’m looking for what that one person you’ve met (or read about) in you life that you think is a genius in the game and respect with integrity swears by, and everyone else you talk to would agree about as a good read and not misleading.

Sierra ☼ Sky asked:


I have a 401(a) and a 457(b) thru my employer. The advisor my employer uses is always in a big hurry, acting like he doesn’t have time for such petty questions, and is a bit condescending on top of it all. Any suggestions from well informed, experienced investors or advisors will be greatly appreciated. I am 43, so I need to agressively invest what I can…about 10% of my income. Thanks.

Maurice R asked:


I am 21 and i am just starting out. Upon visiting my local bookstore i see there too many books so i want to know if i were to narrow it down to three which three should i buy. I have heard about Benjamin Gram’s “The intelligent investor” and Pat Dorsey’s “5 simple rules…”

I want to know if anyone has experience or insight.

mskay125 asked:


What are some of the things that you look for when deciding on which company to invest in?

Rose asked:


I want to invest some money but i don’t have the idea.
I am afraid to invest money in stock.

bchboy_998 asked:


Picture this scenario: As a future stategy for an airline company, they decide to invest in technology, say the installation of Tv units (or anything thing u can think about) in the back of every seats, or a joint venture with a more famous airline say Singapore airlines, where both airlines could work with each other and develop new technologies, new machinery, better service? Would those new strategy make sense in the external competitive environment? (i.e. what customers require, what competitors are doing, trends in the business environment)

Nurazman 0 asked:


Swisscash is a product of the Swiss Mutual Fund (1948). This Swisscash is the smallest investment (USD 100-100000). Investor who interested can get back to me for further infomation.

letsbfriends asked:


What is the running price of a plot near Kathor station and is it worth investing. I have to decide soon in this matter so please someone give me quick response