Brian Feroldi

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Australian Finance Podcast · Why does the stock market go up? | Ft. Brian Feroldi · 11 Apr 2022 podcast

You don't have to know anything about analyzing an individual business to do well in the markets.

You can stick with broad-based diversified index funds and ETFs are one way that you can invest.

And it really makes it super simple way to get exposure to the stock market.

Now, however, if you are in that weird 1% of people, such as myself, that literally enjoys researching businesses, literally enjoys learning about studying businesses and markets, I do think that you can do well for yourself by picking individual stocks.

But the huge caveat there is you have to be willing, ready, and able to do the research necessary to learn how to do it the right way.

Yeah, there's a lot that you need to learn kind of at the outset.

For me, I can tell you that there are some fantastic books out there that really helped me to understand investing.

There's two I will call out.

These are my go-to books for a lot of people.

One is called Warren Buffett and the Interpretation of Financial Statements.

That's a book by Mary Buffett, who is

Warren Buffett's former daughter-in-law.

She used to be married to one of his sons.

And she got a front-hand view about how Warren Buffett thinks about business and investing and financial statements.

And in that book, they literally take the three financial statements, the income statement, the balance sheet, and the cash flow statement.

And she goes line by line

And teaches you how Warren Buffett thinks about each of those numbers.

So if you want to learn how Warren thinks and how to think through business models, through the eyes of financial statements, wonderful, wonderful book for doing just that.

Another book I'll throw out there that I really like is called The Little Book.

That Builds Wealth by Pat Dorsey.

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