Opinion

Fooling around with investing is no joke.

That is unless, you’re reading the Motley Fool, which has infused a bit of foolhardiness into sound investment insight regarding stocks since the early 1990s.

Started by David Gardner (a former English literature major) and his brother, the Motley Fool has more than 600,000 paid subscribers today, seeking insights on up-and-coming and fast-growing publicly traded companies, powered by promising trends such as artificial intelligence, robotics and the commercialization of space.

Gardner goes by the title of chief rule breaker at the U.S.-based Motley Fool, and he has a new book out this month that urges investors to break a few rules themselves.

“First of all, rules are important for a reason,” says the author of Rule Breaker Investing

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