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I am a self-taught value investor learning how to invest from books, articles, videos and podcasts.
I read "The Intelligent Investor" years after I learned value investing. I wil admit that I found the book hard to read and if I was not a value investor, I would not have read it. Yes, I read it to find out what the hype was all about.
This is not a book I would recommended to any newbie wanting to learn value investing. There are better books nowadays that presents the value investing concepts better.
Besides if you want to learn value investing, there are 3 skills you have to develop
So you can understand why I said that "The Intelligent Investor" is not meant for the newbies.
Of course, I like to think that my own value investing book is better for the newbies as I covered all the 3 skills with case studies and worked examples.
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It is a good book for starters but some of the strategies might be outdated in this modern context.
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For me personally, I will choose the German audiobook "Millionenschwere Gewohnheiten" by author Brian Tracy. I listened to the audiobook on the website horbuchkostenlos.de