Overview
In the early 1980s, William O’Neil found that most newspapers did a poor job of helping investors zero in on the strongest stocks, making readers sift through pages of irrelevant information. He realised that there had to be better way. So in 1984, armed with a massive database of market data and a time-tested system for selecting stocks, he founded Investor’s Business Daily (originally named Investor’s Daily).
The purpose of the paper was simple: To help individual and professional investors make better decisions in less time. Since then, IBD has continued to provide investors with the key, relevant facts they need in order to make better business and investment decisions. The paper provides accurate market analysis and highlights shifts in market trends way ahead of other media.
I highly recommend the newspaper, which you can receive digitally each morning, direct to your computer or kindle (print copies are available but cost more and have greater environmental impact).
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