Investors Business Daily. At Least Try The Web Site.If you already subscribe to Investors, please ignore this page and move on to the other mind expanding information I have put forth. Who has time to read any more? If I want the news, I log into CNN.com. If Homeland Security hasn’t raised the threat level, I go about my day. IBD should be on your short list. I enjoy Investors Business Daily for many reasons. It’s packed with information that will make you a better investor; whether you like it or not. It’s a bit light on world news, but who cares. You read IBD to make money. For Investors.com:
Some of the articles are a bit hokey, but sometimes I like to read a Horatio Alger type success story. William O’Neil stresses the rules necessary to find good stocks and minimize losses. It's like having him look over your shoulder and slap you in the head in case you forget. To make it easy, financial information is summarized in ratings. If a company's rating is at least a B or over 80, you have a good stock on your hands. I personally subscribe to Investors.com and receive the paper only on the weekend. The web site has premium tools which offer free trials. My favorite is “Top Rated Stocks Under $10”. Although William O’Neil shies away from lower priced stocks, I certainly don’t. This list makes it easy to find cheap stocks with good fundamentals. Who doesn't like cheap stocks? Not bad for a daily newspaper.
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