I wish the poster was still active, i would give him his due props. I think his name was Timboking and it might have been on the coli. Anyway what i like about it is that it's divided into a curriculum style and they dont over complicate shyt. They break down the mechanics of how it works and then go into the different approaches (trading vs investing, single stocks vs mutual funds vs index funds, REITs, how to balance portfolios, etc).
I think it's a great read at any age but i encourage people who have kids in their teenage years that are interested in finance, stocks, etc to show it to their kids. Even if they don't use all of it, it's good for them to understand how it works.
