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Co-founder and CEO of Ritholtz Wealth Management; writes the Downtown Josh Brown newsletter and co-hosts The Compound and Friends.
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The Intelligent InvestorBook Benjamin Graham
He has been a confidant of Buffett and Munger, a co-author with Daniel Kahneman, an editor on two revised editions of Ben Graham’s masterpiece The Intelligent Investor, considered to be the best book on investing ever written.
Brown introduces Jason Zweig as that week’s podcast guest and describes the book Zweig edits.
2024-10-25·downtownjoshbrown.com ↗
The Idea FarmService Meb Faber
He is also the proprietor of The Idea Farm, one of the best free investment research products in the world with over 100,000 subscribers.
Brown introduces the week’s Compound and Friends episode with Meb Faber and describes what Faber runs.
2024-04-09·downtownjoshbrown.com ↗
InvestopediaService
A few years back, my friend Caleb Silver became the editor-in-chief of one of the best resources in all of finance - Investopedia.com.
An essay on stripping things down to build back up, opening with how Investopedia changed under a new editor.
2024-01-16·downtownjoshbrown.com ↗
You Weren’t Supposed To See ThatBook Josh Brown
No matter where you are in your investing journey, this book will help you reach a higher understanding of what’s really going on and why.
Brown’s launch-day post for his own book; disclosure is "own" because he wrote it.
2024-09-03·downtownjoshbrown.com ↗
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