Want to go deeper? Here is the curated list of the best resources — from books Warren Buffett recommends to free YouTube channels.

The 5 Best Books for Beginners

The foundation of value investing. Buffett calls it the best investment book ever written. Chapters 8 and 20 alone are worth the book.

The scientific case for index investing. Demolishes the myth that active management consistently beats the market.

Less about numbers, more about behavior. Why smart people make dumb financial decisions. Easy to read, profound in content.

Not just for the stock market — for any kind of wealth building. Mindset classic since 1937.

How retail investors can use advantages over professionals. Entertaining and educational.

The 5 Best Podcasts (English)

The Motley Fool: One of the largest investment podcasts. Beginner-friendly, regular, free.
InvestED with Phil Town: Value investing focus with practical tips.
We Study Billionaires: Deep dives into strategies of legendary investors.
Planet Money (NPR): Economics made entertaining and accessible.
Chat With Traders: Interviews with professional traders about strategies and psychology.

Investopedia Academy: Basics free, advanced courses paid
Khan Academy Finance: Completely free, university level
Coursera Financial Markets (Yale): Free audit, taught by Nobel laureate Robert Shiller

Month 1: Read beginner book + watch basics videos + open depot
Month 2: Read psychology book + start first ETF savings plan + begin trading journal
Month 3: Read Graham chapters 8+20 + join Dieter Investment Club + test first AI signals in paper mode

Bottom Line: Invest in knowledge first, then in stocks. Every hour spent learning saves you hundreds in avoided mistakes later.