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Best Investment Newsletters

The best investment newsletters are not necessarily the ones telling you what to buy or sell, but the ones improving your understanding of the markets and encouraging appropriate investment behavior.

With that in mind, the following newsletters/blogs have been useful to me.


Robert Fischer's Naked Portfolio Manager Blog

This is a constant reminder about the need for disciplined decision making - not just for investing but in general. Written content and videos are succinct and useful. Link to sign up for the blog


John Mauldin's Blogs

There are 2 blogs available at no charge. One is written by Mauldin and the other is an article by another analyst that Mauldin considers worth reading.

Outside the Box

This weekly blog is not written by Mauldin, but is his choice of essay of the week by another analyst. Can be extensive, but always thought provoking and worth reading. Link to subscribe

Thoughts from the Frontline

This contains Mauldin's insights on a variety of investment topics - often global in nature. Worth the time to read. Link to subscribe


Martin Weiss' Money and Markets Newsletter

I generally do not enjoy this newsletter from Dr Doom and Gloom, but I also consider it worth reading. The focus is on the financial situation of the US which is certainly worth understanding. To subscribe

The downside (and this differs form the other recommended blogs) is that there is some pretty overt selling pressure to buy a solution from Money and Markets to solve the problem highlighted in the newsletter.

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