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Visit Our Foolish Workshop
Have you read about our real-money portfolios, as we suggested yesterday? You have? Excellent! Today, why not take a look at some more places in Fooldom where investment ideas and strategies are being batted about. Here, you'll find Fools who are exploring different screens and methods for ferreting out profitable investments. There are screens to pinpoint companies that have beaten earnings expectations, and others to highlight companies with rising margins. There are other, more intricate, screens as well. It all starts in our Foolish Workshop. Grab a cup of cocoa and settle in.
Learn About the Fool's Real-Money Portfolios
Now that you know what it means to be Foolish, and you've discovered what all those guys in suits on Wall Street didn't want you to know (you can do this whole investing thing yourself!), why not take a look at the Fool's portfolios? The Fool offers six real-money portfolios, and we publicly show you our every move. We have the Drip portfolio, made up of companies that offer direct stock purchase plans. You can read all about David Gardner's Rule Breaker portfolio. And find out what we mean when we talk about the Foolish Four. You can also find links and answers to questions that will help you create your own portfolio. Learn more -- and earn more -- today.
Read the 13 Steps to Investing Foolishly
January 18, 2000
So, you've read our Investing Basics, and you're ready to learn more. Our 13 Steps to Investing Foolishly is your next stop. Here you'll learn just what we mean when we talk about Foolishness. We'll discuss expectations and when you should and should not be investing. We'll tell you why you might want to consider an index fund. And we'll touch on Rule Makers and Rule Breakers, as well as other investment strategies. The 13 Steps is a must read in your quest for ultimate Foolishness -- and wealth. Don't tarry -- read those steps today.
Start Your Investment Education Today!
Visit the other Fool Year's resolutions.
So, Fool, you're getting a handle on your credit card debt. You've come up with a budget for you and yours. Now, you're looking to sock away some money for the long term. You're taking charge of your finances and want to make your money grow. Are you investing for retirement or for your kids' Ivy League education 15 years from now? Or do you dream of buying an island one day and naming it after your first love - Suzanneland?
Whatever your goals are with your investment dollars, don't jump in blindly. Start with the basics right here at Fool.com. We can walk you through the ins and outs of brokers, what it actually means to "own stock" in a company, and how to figure out what those guys on CNBC are really talking about. (Here's a clue -- not much, usually.) Don't let the Wise men speak a foreign language any longer. Read through our Investing Basics to get started.