“My friend, Barry Ritholtz, the fund manager, has a great book called How Not to Invest, which, believe it or not, is interesting, even if you aren’t in investing. He’s just really a lot of fun.” —Nobel Laureate Paul Krugman, interviewed by The New York Times's Ezra Klein

“I loved this book! Sure, How Not to Invest is filled with solid market advice that will make you a smarter (aka less dumb) investor, but the real kicker is that it’s a blast to read.” —Jack Schwager, Author, Market Wizards series

“An invaluable field guide to the varieties of 'BS' investing advice coming from Wall Street and the media, and a practical intro to investment strategies proven to work.” —Scott Galloway, Professor, NYU Stern, and Co-Host, Pivot and Prof G Markets Podcasts

“For more than 20 years, the first thing I read every morning is Barry Ritholtz’s blog. With the publication of his new book, I now have a complete reference of his accumulated investment wisdom at my fingertips. Every investor should read this book!” —F. William McNabb, Retired Chairman and CEO, Vanguard

“Barry Ritholtz’s How Not to Invest is a well-written, invaluable guide to what to do—and not do—in investing.” —Ray Dalio, Founder, Bridgewater Associates