The Motley Fool Million Dollar Portfolio

How to Build and Grow a Panic-Proof Investment Portfolio

“Motley Fool makes investing fun again.”
—BetterInvesting Magazine

The mission of Motley Fool—the multimedia financial education company cofounded in 1993 by brothers David and Tom Gardner—is to “educate, amuse, and enrich.” Their valuable, innovative, and entertaining investing book, Motley Fool Million Dollar Portfolio provides insight, pointers, and sometimes very unorthodox advice that can help any investor build a seven-figure portfolio by out-thinking and out-maneuvering the professional financial wizards on Wall Street. With a new introduction by the authors, Motley Fool Million Dollar Portfolio offers irreverent investing wisdom ideal for any financial market, even the most bearish.

Great for portfolio construction for the laymen

I really enjoyed this book and have listened multiple times over the years. When new investors start asking me questions, I recommend this book. An absolute must read for new (and more experienced) retail investors.

Advertising with solid advice sprinkled in

Felt like the bulk of the book was MF pushing their paid newsletter. However information on how to evaluate stocks were helpful, if a bit outdated.

Great book about Fool investing.

The Gardners are a pair wonderful Fools. There advice is geared toward investing in securities.

Question

How can I have access to the enhanced CD? I could not find it.
Thanks
Fernando

Great Introduction to Investing

I tend to like audiobooks read by the authors because you get a sense of the author's passion for the topic. This was no exception. This is great introduction for beginners as well as an excellent way to get a refresher course for those that may have been away from trading for a few years.

My only negative comment is that each chapter ends with what is effectively an advertisement for signing up on their website for fee-based newsletters where you can learn more. I am actually a subscriber to one of their newsletters but I could have done without the ads. After all, I've already paid for the book.