Investor's Business Daily

Investor's Business Daily, headquartered in Los Angeles, California, is also commonly known as IBD. IBD was founded by William O'Neil in 1984. In 2006, the paper had a circulation of 210,708.

IBD has a history of helping the average investor achieve financial security, and they've done it by providing money-savvy individuals with invaluable, step-by-step instructions and strategies which anyone can use to unlock and unleash their inner Buffet.

O'Neil founded the paper to "offer information not available in The Wall Street Journal and other publications". It allows busy investors to get all the financial news and advice they're looking for, without having to wade through irrelevant content. Investor's Business Daily has several sections, covering companies and news that investors want and need to succeed. The Internet & Technology and New America sections discuss company news; IBD offers unbiased opinion and in-depth market analysis in the Editorial and Opinion section.

The tips offered by Investor's Business Daily have been proven to work for most investors since its inception. Untold numbers of people have used IBD information to help pay college tuition, pay off home loans, and plan for a comfortable and leisurely retirement. With IBD, investors learn how to maximize and protect their finances.

With Investor's Business Daily, and its companion website, Investors.com (current Alexa traffic rank of 15,339), investors learn how to rely on a stock's history instead of their intuition. Every stock on the NYSE, AMEX, and NASDAQ receives a "Pass", "Fail" or "Neutral" rating, and if you're subscribed, you'll get regular alerts when top-rated stocks reach a "buying" point. IBD's complete market analysis teaches investors when to buy and sell their stocks. After all, in the world on stocks and investing, timing is -- and always will be -- crucial. IBD has a history of all the best stocks which stretches back to 1883. The research, ratings, and information offered by IBD are unique, compelling and insightful. There are only two other reputable publications that are in the same league as IBD: New York's Wall Street Journal and London's Financial Times.