Before reading Barry Ritholtz’s book How Not to Invest, I wondered if the “Not” in the title was a sign it would be filled with gimmicky ways of giving investment advice. It isn’t. Investing well is simple enough, but the world tries to push us towards many types of poor choices that lose us money. The best advice is a list of the many things to avoid when investing. This book gives readers the benefit of Ritholtz’s extensive experience with staying on the simple path to inv...