Finance for dummies? The Motley Fool Money show is for anyone who needs help making sense of global headlines relating to anything business and finance-oriented. With episodes alternating hosts, we are invited to listen as the panelists and their guests — a team of investment analysts — give us the goods on everything from consumer spending trends, to supply chain friction between China and the US and their repercussions on tech investors, and managing investments amid inflation and rising interest rates. The show is also a useful tool for anyone trying to keep up with “the comings and goings of companies large and small,” one listener said.

Rethinking investment fables: In the “ One Up on Wall Street” Book Club episode, hosts Mary Long and Ricky Mulvey revisit the best-selling book by Peter Lynch — originally published in 1989 — as a means of seeing “where a lot of modern day stock investing philosophy comes from.” While they jokingly refer to it as a “fabled investing book” and a “novel,” they use the book as a starting point to address how to conduct research on a firm beyond its financial statements, guiding listeners on where to find an “edge” for your investments, all while redressing misconceptions about the author’s work.

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