You could ask people to remove personally identifiable information (names, phones, etc.) and inform them that if they'd like to upload their full resume, they're welcome to at the full site.
Seconded. I'd suggest just browsing around http://www.khanacademy.org/#finance and click on any links that seem interesting. Each video is quite accessible on its own.
If, however, OP's interest in learning about the market goes further than the academic, then the motley fool (www.fool.com) website has a decent amount of basic info geared towards individual investors, e.g. http://www.fool.com/investing/beginning/investing-strategies...
I hesitated adding this but a few of the reviews are actually obviously pretty poor and some would actually hit the level of libel. Here is an interview with the creator:
Hopefully this will reduce the remarketing ads I keep seeing(doubtful). I click 1 link on HN and then usually it's a YC company fills up all the ad units on every page.
Ahh at least it's better then the get rich quick stuff or the 1-Secret Diet Trick ads on Facebook.
It's great to be a 30+ year old gamer/entrepreneur who is living thru the console wars. The landscape today feels a lot like it did in late-90's. And this piece give you a great glimpse of the dynamics on building a ground breaking piece of software.
I've been using the Preview(dense) theme and I don't have that problem at all. While the issue could be due to your eyes, it is most likely being exacerbated by viewing the site on a monitor where the contrast setting is set too low and/or the gamma is set too high. Granted, good universal web design should account for the fact that many people's monitors won't be ideally calibrated, but if you like the theme other than for that issue you might want to try adjusting your contrast and gamma settings.
