Beginner's Guide to Investing in the Stock Market

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The course contains the following:

- Outlining goals. What's it like to be rich for you?

- Budgeting, detailing main expenses and revenue streams. How can you reduce your variable and fixed expenses? 

- Summary: Ways to save more money on a daily basis.

- 14 Ways to make money on the side: There's only how much you can cut so let's focus more on how can you earn more.

- Fundamental vs Technical Analysis and how to apply them.

- How to select an investment asset with your broker. Navigating broker screen, digging through admin fees and other KPIs to look for in a fund

- What to look for in stocks? P/E ratio, ROA, Management compensation

- Compound interest and its importance. Albert Einstein reportedly said it. “Compound interest is the eighth wonder of the world. He who understands it earns it. He who doesn't pays it.”

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The resources to read and compile are the best part of this course. Downloadable files:

- Investing for Beginner's pdf presentation

- 10 Commandments of Investing One-pager for high-res printing

- Admin Fee Calculator excel file

- Budgeting template excel file

- 4 Essays on: a) Cash is Trash, b) Index fund explained, c) Investing in Gold, d) Investing in Small-Cap Stocks.

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Why should you invest?

You won't build wealth by:

- Skipping a $3 coffee

- Making your own dishwasher tablets

- Clipping coupons

- Ordering water at a restaurant

You build wealth by taking massive action towards increasing your income and investing the difference in cash-flowing assets.

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Don't forget to download the resources to use and read them. They've been carefully produced for this course.

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