- Shows private investors and stock market traders how to build a successful investment portfolio from scratch
- Summarises key investment lessons from complicated financial research
- From the publisher of The Telegraph Tax Guide, How the Stock Market Works and The Good Retirement Guide.
- New to this edition: a new chapter on cryptocurrencies, which have continued to move towards being a recognised financial asset, and ethical investing, a trend that is more popular than ever
Investing Explained
The Accessible Guide to Building an Investment Portfolio
Take control of your investments and achieve success with this plain-language guide.
Key features at a glance
EAN: 9781398628953
Edition: 2
Published:
Format: 216x138
304 pages
About the book
Create a profitable investment portfolio from scratch with this accessible guide.
While investing is a lucrative means of making money, it can feel confusing and intimidating to amateur traders and investors who lack a financial background. Investing Explained 2e shows you how to take control of your money and make confident, informed investing decisions, whether you're just starting out or refreshing your strategy.
Using plain language and clear explanations of complex topics, MoneyWeek journalist Matthew Partridge reveals all the ins and outs of the profession, showing how private investors can capitalise on changes in technology, regulation and access to information to make highly profitable investments from the comfort of their own home.
Updated with new chapters on cryptocurrency and ethical investing, this clear, practical guide gives you the tools to invest wisely, avoid common pitfalls and build a strategy that works for you, whatever your level of experience.
Themes include: investing for beginners, stock market basics, cryptocurrency, ethical investing, financial literacy and DIY investing
About the authors
Matthew Partridge is a Senior Writer for MoneyWeek magazine, Britain's leading weekly personal finance and investment magazine. He previously worked for Citigroup, Lehman Brothers and an economics consultancy, and has a PhD in Economic History from the London School of Economics. He is based in London, UK.
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