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Smart investors have made ETFs today s hottest investment and the industry has responded by introducing some 700 new... more

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  iMoney: Building Wealth with Exchange Traded Funds

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  • Posted:Jan-24-2009

  • Good introduction
  • Decent book and nice introduction into the world of ETF's. I personally miss a way to get invested when the market heads south. "How to rebalance your portfolio and enter short-funds?" All the...
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  • Posted:Aug-11-2008

  • A Must Read for the Personal Investor
  • If you are looking to take control of your investments, this book is a must read. ETF's should be a part of any Personal Investing 101 education, and iMoney covers the subject in an easy to read...
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  • Posted:Jul-02-2008

  • A great read but.........
  • ....little discussion regarding portfolio construction. This criticism may well be a personal disappointment. Tom and John are great writers and Tom's website is a must. All of the five star...
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Read along as a veteran real estate success opens his book of secrets for new investors to read. Al Chapman's book... more

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Oblivious Investing is about ignoring the sensationalized, short-term financial news and focusing instead on the few... more

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Strategies for creating real estate wealth by star ting small--and always making the right moves Nationally... more

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  Building Wealth One House at a Time: Making it Big on Little Deals

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  • Posted:Aug-17-2009

  • Solid advice
  • There are books about commercial real estate that offer all kinds of arguments on why they are better investments than houses. This author, on the other hand, offers the reverse argument, and I...
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  • Posted:Mar-31-2007

  • If you 're flipper or interested in flipping
  • I didn't expect to learn much from this book, and I wasn't disappointed. I only read the book because it was available from the local libarry. This book is for those interested in acquiring...
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  • Posted:Jan-21-2007

  • A solid foundation for a beginner
  • This book is a solid foundation for a beginner. I've read about 6 or 7 real estate books, and I would put this one probably at #3. The book is definitely concise - maybe a little too concise......
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Warren Buffett, Carl Icahn, and George Soros all started with nothing---and made billion-dollar fortunes solely by... more

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  Becoming Rich: The Wealth-Building Secrets of the World's Master Investors Buffett, Icahn, Soros

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  • Posted:Aug-24-2006

  • excellent
  • Well written, I believe if the advice is implemented completely the reader will becoming wealthy as the title implies.
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  • Posted:Aug-13-2005

  • Worthless
  • This book is completely worthless. The strategies within this text constantly contradict themselves. For example don't take risks - focus on keeping what you have rather than building on what...
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We are experiencing a historic wealth-building opportunity, says David Lereah, chief economist for the National... more

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  Why the Real Estate Boom Will Not Bust - And How You Can Profit from It: How to Build Wealth in...

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  • Posted:Jun-02-2009

  • A guaranteed money maker!
  • Wise investors will profit from this book. File it away for 20 years, then sell it for the collectible it is. Canadians profited handsomely in the same way by requesting copies of their BRE-X...
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  • Posted:Feb-24-2009

  • In hindsight, not great advice
  • Hindsight is 20/20 and all, so this may sound like a cheap shot, but the people who wrote and promoted this book (NAR economist, Fannie Mae executive) had a strong incentive either to lie or to...
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Why do so many actively managed funds underperform? Why do passively managed funds provide superior returns,... more

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  What Wall Street Doesn't Want You to Know: How You Can Build Real Wealth Investing in Index Funds

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  • Posted:Jul-31-2009

  • Single best book on investing I have ever read.
  • I have read at least hundred books on investing and this is by far the best for the average investor. He makes a clear, concise argument that explains index investing is the best, most efficient...
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  • Posted:Dec-21-2002

  • okay
  • Some interesting points, but his claim about the efficiency of the market being always reflected in the stock price and there being "no evidence" to the contrary is garbage. He uses the 90's to...
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