Rescue Your Money

How to Invest Your Money During These Tumultuous Times

De: Ric Edelman

Narrado por: Jonathan Todd Ross

Duración: 2 h y 4 m

Resumen del Editor

In this updated edition of Rescue Your Money, New York Times best-selling author and investment guru Ric Edelman offers no-nonsense, practical advice for how to keep your investments safe in any economic climate.

Everyone knows that the ideal investment strategy is to buy low and sell high. But how do you know what stocks will pay off? And how do you know when it's the right time to sell? No matter what you hear, there's no such thing as a sure bet: following fads, listening to the media, and even taking the advice of an investment manager on a roll won't guarantee a payout. To help you understand how to do it correctly, Edelman shows you the one major goal you should have as you seek investment success; the two major obstacles you'll encounter; the one big question you'll have to face; and two basic truths that confront - and confound - every investor.

If you're scared or confused about how to handle your investments and fed up with advice from brokers, advisors, and media darlings that has cost you huge sums and placed your financial security at risk, the cure is in your hands. With a cheerful tone that will boost even the most panicked investor's spirit, Edelman reveals the best investments you can make right now to rescue your money.

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A concise retelling of other material well read

if you haven't read Ric Edelman's other books this is a good introduction. it refers to several of his other books where he goes into much more detail on some of the topics presented in this one. if you're familiar with Ric's other works this is a good review, told concisely and quickly, with references to the more detailed material. It's well-performed and moves right along supporting charts and graphs. A worthwhile read or listen and recommended.

very good advice

very good advice from Ric Edelman as usual, wish he would have gone into more details but that's what his other books do

learning

Easy to read, or to listen to (as I did with Audible), great information, made a lot of sense! Wish I could get my spouse to read it and follow the advise (He watches CNBC every morning only to be more discouraged, anxious, and depressed about his retirement outlook.) Thanks for this handy read that explains why it's best to diversify and to wait it out....

Interesting

This was 2 hours of repeatedly saying buy low and sell high. Then multiple explanations and history lessons about how it has happened in the past. Genuinely wish I could have my 2 hours back.