Just started new job at BlackRock- no previous Asset/Investment Management experience. Any recommendations for books or tips on how to learn quickly?

Looking to start investing with ~$5K. Read a book about investing but I’m still scared to just go into my Vanguard acct & dump my money there. Where do I start? Is now a good time

I want to start recruiting for PE in a years time. What resources would you recommend for thinking like an investor? Looking for podcasts, books, articles etc.

Noob investor here: now that everything is really high, how do you book your profits? I want to make a profit right now and wait for a downturn to buy again.

I'm overwhelmed with learning the ins and outs of stock investing, options, forex, etc. Can someone point me in the right direction? I'm open to books, YouTube videos, or actually classes.

Good books or online sources to learn investing?

Best book to read for beginner investor?

Tips for managing finances as a couple? Newly weds here and trying to build our long term investment plan. Any tools/books etc.?

Hey folks, I’m about a year into my new SE career and looking to continue to invest in professional skills. I’ve obviously been thrown into the fire learning the sales side of things, but what areas (technical skills, certs, books, etc.) you all would recommend I look to invest in? I’ve been looking at some beginner coding boot camps and scrum product owner certs, but interested in what you all have done to further advance your career

For ex consultants without finance backgrounds who transitions to PE or Growth do you have any recs on podcast books to read that helped you build your PE/Investing knowledge?

I found out today that my mid-70s mother converted the $40K or so she got when she and my dad divorced in the 90s to a net worth of almost $1M today. She got a little bit of money when my grandparents died, but she essentially did it on her own with some savvy investments and living very frugally (she was a SAHM and never had a paying job). My dad was TERRIBLE with money, so I’m especially proud of her for figuring out how to come out ahead. I told her she needs to write a book. Go Mom!

Any good books or YouTube channels on investing/retirement for beginners ??

Should I just bite the bullet and buy a prep course? I’d like to think I’m motivated enough to self study... but I’ve had the books for weeks and haven’t opened them yet. I figure investing 1.5k is the push I need to get me going

Recent grad trying to break into art directing. I can’t afford portfolio school so I’m resorting to creating a “homemade” portfolio book. I have the graphic design skills, and I am willing to invest a few thousand into creating my book. What advice and resources would you recommend for this endeavor?

Hello all! I'm 26, I studied economics but I don't know why I'm not much into investing/trading. Someone else like this? I recognize this is not a very good approach for someone with money "knowledge" and I would like to change this mindset. My main weakness is that I easily get bored of following the market and that I do not see big opportunities. Any advice? Where to start learning, general advice for LT and ST investments, things you learnt, books that changed your pov on the topic etc. Thx!

I feel as if this request gets posted often, but best investment partnership books to read specifically for venture capital taxation ?

Investment books to read suggestions

Any suggested reading / books that one can use to learn options trading? Experienced investor, who wants to get into options.

Are there any courses to take or books that anyone suggests for anyone looking to get into trading/investing?

How did you all become investment wizards? Are there books you recommend?

Best book about investing for beginners?

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Post MBA salary progression- what do people expect to make at 2, 5, 10 years after MBA at their respective firms?

Does EY advisory promote based on tenure just like all the big 4 audit practices? As in, you're a senior consultant for 3 years and then as long as you've been performing well you make manager.

Curious to see which 🐠 Fishbowlers have entrepreneurial ambitions. Talking scoped ideas, MVPs, or an interested to move in this direction in the near future. What stage of the journey are you?

KPMG announced they're going to build a firm "University" in Orlando. Any Deloitte or other folks ehose firm has a national training campus want to weigh in?

Why doesn't the firm release salary band information to Employees? How am I suppose to know my future earning potential as I progress? Am I suppose to fly blind and hope the firm will take care of me?

On the bench and anxious! Does everyone have a project lined up immediately after a project ends even if that project weren't the top choice?

Has the virus deterred you from going out (eating at restaurants, bars, hangout spots with friends, etc)?

Hotel room refrigerators only have two settings: 'arctic tundra' and 'shit I left the door open'

"Is there a good number to reach you at in case I have questions?" You mean other than the one in my email signature next to the word Mobile?

There are people getting accepted by both HBS and Stanford and I can't even get into a school. :(

I am in school (MBA) on Saturdays and travel during the week. Any tips to lead any sort of a life?

Leaving consulting, is it worth to keep my amex platinum card and Marriott credit card?

EY moves to unlimited PTO and adds a bunch more holidays. Your move, KPMG. ❤️❤️❤️

Does anyone know if the green dot health subsidy would cover cryotherapy? It's probably junk science but I want to try it and ideally not have to pay too much for it.

What's going on with hiring at Deloitte? Start dates being pushed back in GPS. Experienced hires are still waiting on written offer letters 2-3 weeks later and being told that there aren't enough projects right now so they're pushing start dates from June to August. Is this typical?