The 100 Best Stocks to Buy in 2020 (100 Best Stocks Series)

The book is good to give you ideas on which companies to invest in. However it would be nice to see the comparison to the s&p 500 like in the previous books. I can’t wait for the 2021 edition.

Good book. Good ideas.

I look forward the 100 Best every year.

Very insightful. I buy the "new" edition every year. Easy to read and well researched. I pick about two stocks from the book every year to add to my portfolio.

I miss the S&P 500 guide ... it is a good place to get a quick understanding of the fundamentals as well as business overview of major US companies... unfortunately hey stopped publishing.I bought this book to learn at a high level what these companies and it was ok. The financials were severely out of date (2018) and the cover says 2020.... and we are in 2021. Some of the descriptions were well articulated, others were lacking.... but i learned something.

Seriously, you guys are killing me. This is one of my most valued research tools. I wish they would release it at the same time every year. The year is almost over and no book. I can't get any information about a release. I will rebuy every year that this is available. I'm upset, the wife's crying, the kids are crying, the dog won't eat, the cat threw up in my shoe.

This is the fourth year, I am buying this book to be up to date. Nice summary, reference work.

My grandson is becoming a serious investor and tells me this book is well worth reading.

I used these books every year to good effect. It did all the fundamental analysis and I could, on that basis, trade those stocks using technical analysis. I sorted the stocks as per the last entry of each stock adding only those stocks which doubled their earning and dividends the past five yeast to my watchlist. Those added up to about 17 stocks to watch and trade.I was looking forward to the 2021 edition and see it is not available.I consider this book essential and hope it will be published again.Five stars.

Muy bueno

Still a great book.But where's the table you used last year to show which stocks were removed from the list?2019's book was superb, very detailed!