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LifestyleJim Mueller, CFA
Jim Mueller, CFA Courses
Provider: Udemy
Time: 2.8h
Most Recent Review
Look, this is a good course and they do a pretty thorough job of explaining the basics. BUT, it is extremely basic. I mean, the 'Advanced Investing' section covers how leverage, short selling and options work. So, if you're a complete beginner, this will certainly give you a good foundation (at the discounted price, definitely not worth the full price). Then I would say that it's worth it. However, don't fool yourself (see what I did there hehe) into thinking that this will provide you with some "secret sauce" that will allow you to "beat the Street" as advertised.
- Review by Henri Staal on The Motley Fool's Guide to Investing
Instructor Bio
A Senior Analyst for The Motley Fool, Jim contributes to three services: Stock Advisor, Motley Fool Options, and Supernova. After earning a Ph.D. in biochemistry, he learned how businesses are run working for a small biotech firm, helping run all aspects of the business. He started investing over 15 years ago, initially making the same mistakes most people do. Over 10 years ago, he changed careers to work at the Fool. Since then, he's improved his investing process while developing an appreciation for the importance of behavioral finance and taking the long-term view. He received the CFA charter in 2015.
