Phil Fisher is the Father of Growth Investing

He bought Motorola in 1955 and never sold a single stock

Here are 8 investment lessons that have stood the test of time: 1. Buy into companies that have disciplined plans for achieving dramatic long-range growth in profits and that have inherent qualities making it difficult for newcomers to share in that growth.

16 essential rules from Sir John Templeton

Templeton is one of first ever long-term investors

Here are his incredible rules for investment success 1. Invest for maximal total return

When you take investment decisions, you should take into account mental health, inflation, and taxes.

Choose a strategy that fits your investment personality and makes you sleep well at night.

Rich Dad Poor Dad is the #1 personal finance book of all time

It's one of the only books on my read-again list

Here's everything you should know: 1. The rich don’t work for money

Stop trading time for money.

Learn how to make money work for you by investing and creating assets.

Everyone should read Poor Charlie's Almanack at least once a year

Every single sentence is pure magic

Here's a detailed summary: 1. Introduction and Dedication

13 visuals every investor should learn by heart

1. Reasons to sell 2. S&P Returns

Thinking, Fast and Slow is the best Behavioral Finance book ever.

Daniel Kahneman changed the way we think

Here are 13 Behavioral Finance visuals everyone should know: 1. Avoid Herd Mentality

Don’t follow the crowd blindly.

Make your own informed financial decisions.

Charlie Munger once said:

"Those who keep learning keep rising in life."

Here are 10 habits to build as a successful investor: 1. Avoid Emotional Investing

Make decisions based on facts and analysis.

Not on emotions.

The world's best capital allocator?

Mark Leonard. He is the CEO and founder of Constellation Software

Here are 11 incredible lessons from him: 1. Buy-and-build

Just like Warren Buffett, Mark Leonard thinks like an owner.

When Constellation Software acquires a company, they do this with the intention to own it forever.

One of the best investing books ever?

Jeremy Siegel's Stocks for the Long Run

Here are 20 timeless principles investors must know Lesson 1: Invest for the long term.
Time is your biggest ally. Start early, and let your money grow like magic over the years.

Lesson 2: You can double your money every 10 years in the stock market.
That's the power of compounding.

One of the best investors of all time? George Soros

He achieved annual returns of over 30% (!) for +30 years

Here are 10 inspirational quotes from him 1. Know when you're wrong

“I'm only rich because I know when I'm wrong.”

One of the best books I ever read?

100-baggers from Christopher Mayer

I summarized everything in 15 bullet points: 1. 100-baggers = 100x your money

A $10,000 investment grows into $1 million.

It requires patience, discipline, and understanding the compounding effect.

Investing is an art.

Understanding the basics is crucial to making good investment decisions.

Here are 15 investing terms you should know. 1. Asset

What: Something valuable you own, like money, a house, or investments, that can increase in value over time.

Example: A house is an asset because you own it, and its value might increase over time.

Warren Buffett once said:

"The first rule of an investment is don't lose money. And the second rule of an investment is don't forget the first rule."

Here are 10 investing rules to live by: 1. Start with what you know well

Invest in businesses you understand from personal experience

15 things I wish I knew about investing 20 years ago

These tips would change everything for me

Here’s what I wish I knew earlier, so you don’t have to learn the hard way. 1. Invest for the long term

Don't look for the needle, just buy the haystack.

ETF's are the best assets to sit back and relax.

Here are 10 ETFs that outperformed the S&P 500 over the long-term. 1. Vanguard Information Technology ETF (VGT)

VGT invests in technology companies like Apple, Microsoft, and Nvidia. It captures the rapid growth of the tech sector.

ISIN: US92204A7028
Track Record: 13.6% since 2004

Visuals are extremely powerful learning tools

Here are my 15 favorite ones:

1. Different kinds of moats 2. Years for a 100-bagger

Capital allocation is the most important task of management

I always look at ROIC and ROE to assess allocation skills

Which one truly measures your company’s performance? Let's break it down 1. ROIC (Return on Invested Capital)

ROIC measures the return a company makes on the capital invested in its operations.

It’s all about efficiency in generating profits with the capital you’re using.

Charlie Munger once said

Everyone is trying to be smart, I'm just trying NOT to be stupid.

Here are 10 stupid things you should avoid in investing. 1. Don't have a plan

If you don’t have a plan, you’re just guessing.

Guessing leads to losing money fast.

Warren Buffett is a great teacher for investors

But his insights about true wealth are invaluable

Here are 14 extremely valuable Buffett lessons about life: 1. Choose your heroes wisely

"The best thing I did was to choose the right heroes."

Top 10 investment firms

Look at the best investors in the world to get inspired

Let's dive into the list: 1. Medallion Fund

Data-driven, high-frequency trading fund based on mathematical models

Jim Simons founded Renaissance, now led by Peter Brown

Performance: ~66% annually (since 1988)

Elon Musk is the richest man in the world.

But which books got him to the top?

Here are 6 amazing book recommendations from Elon Musk: 1. Superintelligence by Nick Bostrom

This book talks about how super-smart computers might shape our future.

It asks big questions about keeping AI safe for people.