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1) Nate's Notes and 2) Investment Advisory Service, as having consistently outperformed not only the S&P 500 (by a lot!) but also the Russell 2000, Wilshire 5000 and NASDAQ Composite over different time periods i.e.

Looking at the results on their website, it is clear that two services stand out, i.e. I know that Hulbert Ratings audit a large selection of such services and compare their returns over different time periods.

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Full of excellent links to videos, articles, and books.

A guide to stock research! - A hedge fund analyst explains his stock research process.

Use the search function or check out this, this, this, this, this or this thread. This has been asked and answered many times in the past.

I'm new to investing, what should I do?.

Should I invest a lump-sum, or wait? It's about time in the market, not market timing & Vanguard's thoughts on lump-sum investing.

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WSJ guide on how to pick a financial planner.

How do I get started in the Stock Market?.

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