Before founding Investor’s Business Daily in 1984, Bill O’Neil already had 25 years of experience in the market as an individual investor, stockbroker, investment adviser and owner of a securities brokerage and research firm.
His career started at age 22, just after he graduated from college, got married, joined the Air Force and became interested in his financial future.
He bought his first stock with $500 — all he had at the time.
He also started reading books on the market. According to O’Neil, the best was Gerald Loeb’s “Battle For Investment Survival.” It’s there we pick up our conversation.
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