David Gardner

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Professional Visual Studio 2008

David Gardner

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The Motley Fool's Money After 40: Building Wealth for a Better Life

David Gardner; Tom Gardner

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David Gardner

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Untitled Retirement Book

David Gardner

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Other editions: 2004

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The Motley Fool's Money After 40: Building Wealth for a Better Life

David Gardner; Tom Gardner

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Motley Fool Investment Guide for Teen: 8 Steps to Having More Money Than Your Pa

David Gardner

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The Motley Fool: What to Do With Your Money Now Ten Steps to Staying Up in a Down Market

David Gardner; Tom Gardner; Inc Motley Fool

The authors of The Motley Fool Investment Guide offer a witty and wise guide to managing personal finances in the wake of current economic instabilities and present advice on protecting one's interests, with coverage of debt management, the stock market, mutual funds, and preparing for the economic rebound.

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The Motley Fool Investment Workbook

David Gardner; Tom Gardner; Inc Motley Fool

The stars of the hottest on-line investment site and authors of the "Motley Fools Investment Guide" bring investors the form and the financial finesse they need to get foolish and earn big returns on their investments.

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Other editions: Softcover - 2003

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The Motley Fool's What to Do With Your Money Now: Ten Steps to Stayingup in a Down Market

David Gardner; Tom Gardner; Inc Motley Fool

The late-90's bull market made most of us feel like financial geniuses. We could do no wrong! But the last two years have taught us that there definitely are rights and wrongs when it comes to money management.
In their first new book in over three years, Motley Fool co-founders David and Tom Gardner help you recognize the rights and wrongs as they answer the question on everyone's mind: "What do I do with my money now?" They dissect the rise and fall of the American markets and economy, offer lessons to act upon today, and provide a look ahead to the future with some timely (and timeless) thoughts on the perspective you should take.
Along the way, they address such important questions as:
What to do about debt in the short term?
Is this the time to snatch up stock market bargains?
Bonds, T-Bills, CDs, savings accounts--does it make sense to be conservative?
Are any mutual funds sure bets?
Why you should believe in America now more than ever.
No matter what life stage you are in or your level of investing expertise, The Motley Fool's What to Do With Your Money Now has important investment advice for you!

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Other editions: 2002, 2002

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The Motley Fool Investment Guide for Teens: 8 Steps to Having More Money Than Your Parents Ever Dreamed of

David Gardner; Tom Gardner; Selena Maranjian

Tom and David Gardner, the original Motley Fools, and Selena Maranjian, TMF Senior Writer, have created a realistic, hip manual. Using a squadron of young consultants (from middle school to college) they've outlined a practical path to financial independence -- and the possibility of piles of filthy lucre later in life. Here are the 8 steps in brief:
Set goals (and reach them) Make and save money Be smart about your money Avoid financial blunders Know what to expect Your new friend: the Mutual Fund Actually invest!
Learn together Details are not "dumbed down." Exercises on saving and spending still allow for pizza and cars and clothes and a great sound system. According to The Motley Fool Investment Guide for Teens, "You don't want to pursue money for the sake of having money. Don't make your life little. Don't get petty. Don't be a miser. Instead, dream. Think of how you'll use the money to make both your life better and the world a little bit better place to be."
Most schools never touch this stuff. Many parents don't know it. Just understanding how compound interest works for you (in savings and investments) or against you (in credit card debt) is invaluable. Any kid who ever bought a Beanie Baby and deliberately left the ear tag on is ready to move on to bigger investments. Any teen who tracks Game Boy points can track the Nasdaq. It's all there in The Motley Fool Investment Guide for Teens.

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Other editions: 2002, 2002

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The Motley Fool Personal Finance Collection: Rule Breakers, Rule Makers/Investment Guide/You Have More Than You Think

David Gardner; Thomas Gardner

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The Harvey Milk Story

David Gardner; Kari Krakow

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The Motley Fool You Have More Than You Think: The Foolish Guide to Personal Finance

David Gardner; Tom Gardner; Inc Motley Fool

Burdened by credit card debt or struggling to meet the demands on your pocketbook? Feeling overwhelmed by the vast array of resources available to today's investor? Then these two Motley Fool classics are just what you need.
With You Have More Than You Think, you'll learn to avoid the ten most common financial mistakes, conquer your debt, and build your savings so you keep more of what you already have. From buying a home or sending your kids to college to planning for retirement, you'll find out what it takes to prepare for life's major financial undertakings.
And once you're getting the most from your money, you'll be ready to conquer the stock market. The Motley Fool Investment Guide will help you find your way through the vast array of resources available to today's investor and focus on what you need to make good decisions. Begin with such topics as mutual and index funds, and then move on to building a portfolio, shorting stocks, and understanding financial statements.
With these two books in hand, you'll know...
How to choose a broker and open an account When not to invest What to do with your IRA and 401(k) Identify market-leading companies with sustainable advantages How to quickly and easily comb the market for potential growth-stock winners What you won't get is indecipherable jargon, speculation, or pressure to devote all your time to watching the market. Instead, you'll learn to craft a comfortable investing life that reflects who and what you are. You'll be in control of your financial life and have the time to enjoy it. Get started today!

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You Have More Than You Think: The Foolish Guide to Personal Finance

David Gardner; Thomas Gardner

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Other editions: 2001

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The Motley Fool Investment Guide: How the Fool Beats Wall Street's Wise Men and How You Can Too

David Gardner; Thomas

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The Motley Fool Investment Guide: How the Fool Beats Wall Street's Wise Men and How You Can Too

David Gardner; Tom Gardner; Inc Motley Fool

It's easy to be overwhelmed by the vast array of resources available to today's investor. The Motley Fool Investment Guide will help you filter the hype and focus on the meaningful information you need to make good decisions. Revised and expanded, novices and seasoned market veterans alike will benefit from the clear thinking and good humor these pages contain.
Begin with such topics as mutual and index funds, then move on to building a portfolio, finding small-cap growth stocks, picking and valuing stocks, shorting stocks, and understanding financial statements.
In this revised and expanded edition, you'll also learn to:
Focus on quality over valuation, identifying market leaders with sustainable advantages.
Find rule-breaking, high-risk companies missed using traditional valuation techniques.
Use improved stock-screen criteria to comb the market for potential growth-stock winners.
You'll become an expert in your investing future without wading through indecipherable financial jargon, without trying to predict the direction of the market with endless analysis, and without gambling on questionable, "hot" stock picks.
Best of all, you'll take control of your investments and gain the time to enjoy it. In a world where 3 out of 4 mutual funds underperform the stock market's average annual growth, it might be worth it to strap on a belled-cap and golden slippers and try them on for size.

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Other editions: 2001, Softcover - 1997, Hardcover - 1996

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Art and the Human Blastocyst

David Gardner

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Tom Hanks: The Unauthorized Biography

David Gardner

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The Motley Fool Investment Guide: How the Fool Beat Wall Street's Wise Men and How You Can Too

David Gardner; Thomas Gardner; Tom Gardner

According to Thomas and David Gardner, the guiding geniuses behind the online financial-planning magazine Motley Fool, the latest online data gives each of us access equal to anything the pros have. In this guide, they outline a simple, effective strategy that enables novices at the investment game to outplay Wall Street's wise men.

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Other editions: 2000

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You Have More Than You Think: The Motley Fool Guide to Investing What You Have

David Gardner; Tom Gardner

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Other editions: 1998

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The Motley Fool's Rule Breakers, Rule Makers: The Foolish Guide to Picking Stocks

David Gardner; Tom Gardner

Rule Breakers, Rule Makers caps off the trilogy of investment education and ideas that starts with the definitive guide for beginners, You Have More Than You Think, and progresses to The Motley Fool Investment Guide (never mind that we wrote those two in reverse order.)
In closing up the trilogy, Rule Breakers, Rule Makers is therefore the most "advanced" work of the three, which isn't to say that it's harder to read or any more complicated. But its thoughts are for more experienced investors, people willing to take greater-than-average risk to own the most dynamic growth stocks. It is also for serious business thinkers. Indeed, this book is as much a "business book" as it is an investing book; we increasingly believe that successful investing involves not much else besides locating winning long-term businesses.
We personally spend many of our waking hours contributing commentary and discussion on our site, which also features an interactive discussion specifically about this book in addition to scads of articles and features about individual stocks and investing in general. The Motley Fool can now help you track your portfolio, buy a mortgage, and get free answers to tax questions via our Foolish CPAs. You can also follow our own investment picks: David runs the Rule Breaker Portfolio on the site, while Tom runs the Rule Maker Portfolio. Both are real-money portfolios, and offer daily recaps with our updated outlook and investment lessons. They also have all their returns displayed and compared to the market averages, on a daily, monthly, annual, and historical basis. And yes, both are beating the market!

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Other editions: 2000, Hardcover - 1999

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The Motley Fool's You Have More Than You Think: The Foolish Guide to Investing What You Have

David Gardner; Tom Gardner

For the millions of fans of The Motley Fool's online investment site and bestselling books, and for financial neophytes who have yet to discover their wisdom, comes a primer explaining how to invest any sum of money and reap the greatest profit.

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The Motley Fool's Rule Makers, Rule Breakers: A Foolish Guide to Picking Stocks

David Gardner; Tom Gardner

For the first time, the Gardner brothers offer an in-depth analysis of several of their own theories of stock picking. They debate, discuss, explore, and explain a number of different investing techniques, while telling the listener exactly how to improve his or her investment skills.

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David Gardner; Lindsay Miller

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The Motley Fool 2000 Calendar

David Gardner; Tom Gardner

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