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Looking for the best resources for a well-rounded investing education. Courses, compilations, reading lists, anything. Across any asset classes, stages, investing types.
@NobleHwangSK @LennyIce
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1/ Some obvious ones, @BrentBeshore @PermanentEquity articles and book (targeted at sellers, but the buyers love it) https://www.permanentequity.com/the-messy-marketplace
2/ Investor Field Guide is a solid combo of reading list + AAA podcast content and guests that will soon be an Oprah-esque media empire with @patrick_oshag
http://investorfieldguide.com/best-stuff/
http://investorfieldguide.com/best-stuff/
3/ love what @mastersinvest has made - I refer to it as the Val Halla of investing greatness http://mastersinvest.com
4/ can always expect greatness from @investing_city both solid analysis and interesting courses, etc. https://www.investingcity.org
5/ one of my first introductory courses was Venture Deals with @bfeld where my respect for the course was overshadowed only by my respect for his shirts https://feld.com/archives/2020/02/venture-deals-online-course-spring-2020-registration-is-open.html
6/ @kgao1412 is an encyclopedia of the Library of Alexandria equivalent of investing compilations. https://12mv2.com/compilations/
7/ there is a bachelors degree worth of education in the fullness of @twentyminutevc from @HarryStebbings https://thetwentyminutevc.com
9/ not explicitelt about investing per se but running a business requires capital allocation to be just as critical. Liked this thread from @awilkinson https://twitter.com/awilkinson/status/1281963419747278848?s=21 https://twitter.com/awilkinson/status/1281963419747278848
Any additions @moseskagan @tsludwig @LongvueMatt @contrarycapital @whrobbins @blakeir @TurnerNovak @shomikghosh21 @edsim ???
