Here Because investment clubs allow members to minimize risks and share knowledge, many investors are seeking them out. This guide, brought to you by the creators of the best-known personal investment site on the Internet, shows you how to set up a club, recruit members, and keep them informed and motivated. From the Back Cover No longer one of America's best-kept secrets, the number of investment clubs has soared in recent years.
Investment clubs offer many advantages to inexperienced and experienced investors alike.
If you want to learn more about investing but are too afraid to jump in on your own, clubs offer a way to learn in a group setting, with members helping each other understand new concepts. Even if you're a savvy and seasoned investor, a club can save you a lot of number-crunching time, as you regularly share your research on promising companies. This guide aims to help you form a club and start trying to beat the market. It should even prove useful to existing clubs, as its many suggestions can help club members focus on learning and improving results. You owe it to yourself and your financial security to learn about stocks and start investing.