Reddit reviews The Most Important Thing Illuminated: Uncommon Sense for the Thoughtful Investor (Columbia Business School Publishing)

I read the following, in roughly this order:

• A whole lot of Investing for Beginners, lots of bite-sized articles that explain a huge breadth of topics in very approachable but detailed terms for beginners.
  
• The Intelligent Investor (the latest revision, annotated by Jason Zweig, who did an incredible job bringing each chapter into the modern day)
  
• Watch Prof. Aswath Damodaran's Corporate Finance lectures
  
• Watch Prof. Aswath Damodaran's Valuation lectures
  
• The Millionaire Next Door, by Drs. Thomas Stanley and William Danko
  
• The Most Important Thing Illuminated, by Howard Marks
  
• The Berkshire Hathaway Letters to Shareholders

• The Most Important Thing - Howard Marks
  
• Fooled by Randomness - Nassim Taleb

I would definitely read Howard Marks.

Might be easiest in book form. Amazon.

I liked that book, but it is somekind similar to TII. What I remembred about that book is that a stock tend to be undervalued if the bonds pays the same rate, since the stock tend to have fewer investors who would invest assuming risk, they will prefer the bonds, but they overlook the stock potential growth. Off course, this is waaay oversimplified. And our market have P/E throught the roof now. Too much volability and speculation IMO.

I'm keeping my IPCA+ till the end of election and wait to make some good investment then. Maybe I'll hold some WEG stocks, since they are pioneering bus electrification in the country, they may get a spurge in the near future.

edit:grammar

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