I was quite disappointed when I put the book down after reading it. Dont get me wrong, its nice book if "You are just beginning investing and want to know the very basics". Since its Manish and after getting so much value from his blogs, I was really disappointed at the depth of this book.

I mean, I do not expect detailed information but even basic depth is missing in this. His blog has more information and material than this book and I think its overpriced.

What I liked:
1. Easy approach t...

Thanks to Manish for the book making it precise and wealth of information. As the name suggests it wakes up the "Investor" in you. Treat the book as work book in the first reading itself, reading it as novel won't help, even though it may ignite some thought.

In India many of us are pro savers, compared to other parts of world. The book helps us in organizing the savings in a professional and calculated way. The book talks in terms of achievable (SMART) goals. It clears some of old myths.

I...

In this book, Manish uses a simple language to explain personal financial management concepts to the common man. Using simple examples and narratives, he explains complex financial concepts and try to create awareness among public about the importance of personal financial management. In India we would have been thought a lot of things that are not useful in life , but we are not educated enough about personal finance management and we end up doing a lot of mistakes. A must read for people w...

At the end of most chapters he has a quick review section he calls â??Flashback Learningâ? and more importantly he outlines a 2 hour action plan. The 2 hour action plan is what the book is all about. Quit reading, talking and discussing, instead take some action in regards to your personal finances.

Some of the best bits of information from the book:

- page 90 â?? â??You can never get excellent returns with safety in the SHORT TERM; that can only happen in the long termâ?
- page 128 â?? ...

Why didn't someone tell me these simple principles of saving and investment before? The best part of the book is that it is written by someone who calls himself a Student of Wealth rather than a Guru. And after reading the book I believe its lot better to learn from a Student, than a Guru.

One needs some courage to go through this book. It first shakes you up from your slumber (financial laziness), then squeezes off you, your mislearnings about saving and investment, usually a result of prea...

This book is one of the best books in personal finance. The concepts explained in the book are very clear and simple. It also develops thoughts and provokes action. No one can sit quietly after reading this book :) It actually changes our relationship with our money :)

An excellent book Manish. Waiting for your next one. All the very best.

Wow... First of all I want to thank Manish Chauhan for writing this wonderful book. Very lucid explanation so anyone can understand very easily what the author wanted to convey to readers. This book is really an eye opener for everyone who don't take their financial life seriously and must read book for young investor. I bet you that once you read the book you will start looking your financial life differently :)

Cheers to Manish!!.. Happy investing!!..

Jago Investor is the key to understand the Term investment.
It's such a wonderful journey who even don't know about it.
Chapter by chapter it gives more clarity towards goal and give you confidence in you, which investor needs as a start.
It helps in creating new strategy for your investment, which you might be knowing before , but because of some fear you didn't applied.
Great material and understandable in easy manner.

Manish Chauhan's Jago Investor is a Investors Bible.
He has not only methodically mentioned ways and means of investment but has also illustrated the same in a simple and lucid
manner.Had this book been published when i started my career i would have been in a much better position today.Have gifted one copy to my nephew who starts working this March-Cheers and well done!

What an excellent book....This is my shortest expression on completion of reading the book.

Well. Giving a briefing on the experience of reading the book.

--Acknowledge and Preface - Too Good
--Way/Style of presentation - Appealing and too good again.
Shows the capability and potential of the author to convey the right meaning of everything explained in the book to a variety of audience. I am quite sure, this book could influence any one's financial decision making processes...