[Stock] Why stocks?

[Stock] Why stocks?

 

 

[Stock] Why stocks?

 stock introductory book 

 

There is a professor I met while running an accommodation business called Airbnb (economic sharing service) near Washington DC, USA. He did not ask for the exact name of the university, but he had a lot of experience and years of experience in society.

 

This man has been to DC for several days to solve his identity problem in the United States. He met briefly at the dormitory to say hello and found out that he had come because of an identity problem, and had experience working in immigration law in the past, so the story began about the immigrant visa. 

 

At the same time, as we progressed to the depth of sharing our overall thoughts and opinions on Korean and American society with the professor, we both felt a strange sympathy and nodded that a lot of information needed for society needs to be processed so that it can be used more easily. it was

 

We stayed for a few days and chatted about this and that for a while, so we could communicate, and eventually we started to share about each other's jobs and interests. Then he advised me that what the professor said was necessary to know about stocks. Of course, rather than investing directly in stocks, the main content was that you should understand what the concept is and how it works in society.

 

In addition, the most basic introductory book to the recommended stocks, "Why stocks?" I recommend that you read the book (by John Lee). Being curious, I also ordered the book online, and started reading the books that arrived a few days later, page by page.

 

 

[Stock] Why stocks?

 

Since this book is developed as storytelling focusing on one-time experiences that author John Lee experienced while working in the economic field, it was easy to understand the concepts and principles of stocks in general. Although there is no principled rigidity, the core concepts that beginners need to know are easily conveyed. Of course, I am well aware that the desire to know all the stocks in this one book is unrealistic and arrogant. I think it was a book that made me wonder about the specific and detailed next steps of stocks by reading more articles or books that explained stocks from various perspectives and aspects, three-dimensionally and collectively.

 

If you don't know the letter 'j' in stocks yet, but want to know about stocks easily, I recommend reading it.