Part 3 - Gain In-Depth Knowledge About Investing

For investors, the first step is to have a financial plan. Creating a financial plan helps you see the big picture and set long and short-term life goals. When you have a financial plan, you need to acquire more knowledge by learning basic economics, finance, and investment concepts and terms.
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Among public domain media, selected here are some best interviews, speeches, and courses delivered by distinguished scholars and money managers. Studying these most relevant videos will surely give you the edge of achieving financial success. The learning process will help you stay on track to meet your goals by working with an advisor who acts in your best interest. If you want to become a DIY investor, more in-depth knowledge is also necessary to make intelligent investment moves by yourself.

For further study, you may investigate 365 Principles of Investing that points out many costly mistakes smart investors must learn to avoid. You may also look into the history at InvestmentTheory.org about investment discoveries. No matter how smart you are, there is always more than you know.

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What Is and Why Finance?

Modern Portfolio Theory

Psychology Drives Economy

Robert Shiller on Market

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William Sharpe on Risks

Eugene Fama on Efficiency

Portfolio Management

Financial Market Reality

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Psychology of Investing

Andrew Lo on Evolution

Random Walk

Value Investing