7 threads that will teach you more about Stocks & Money than any business degree:

1/ Who: @10kdiver

What: The Magic of Compounding

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2/ Who: @naval

What: Principles to wealth creation

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3/ Who: @SteadyCompound

What: The Warren Buffet way of Investing

Tweet: https://t.co/hC7sl2tYnu
4/ Who: @Akshat_World

What: Understanding Inflation

Tweet: https://t.co/V5RyEivL4r
5/ Who: @Dividend_Dollar

What: Researching Stocks

Tweet: https://t.co/iY83MgYKqS
6/ Who: @SJosephBurns

What: Never Give Up Trading

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7/ Who: @SahilBloom

What: How Markets Work?

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