Long-Term Stock Investing Course
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 Published On Sep 17, 2021

This video will take you from being a complete beginner to confidently being able to make your first stock investment. This is a full stock market investing masterclass.


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Unlike most videos you'll watch on youtube that just give you definition of everything, this video will get you to the point of deep level understanding.

I have structured the video in the best logical order so that everything builds on the thing you just learned. So if you get overwhelmed just stick with it. It'll be worth it. And you can always re-watch the video.

Why Invest? I can say for me personally it’s about gaining financial freedom.. And also gaining that financial freedom early in life.

Which for me means having enough money invested that I can draw on that money an amount that I need to live comfortably, but for there to be enough money there invested, that the total amount is still able to continue to grow, in spite of me drawing the money from it that i need to live.

The way to build long-term stock market wealth is through tapping into the power of compounding growth.

Did you know a 1% change in annual growth rate will cause a dramatic difference over a long period of time?

For example: Over 100 years compounding at 10% annually vs 11% annually results in a 247% difference. (Over 50 years it's still a difference of 157%)... just because of a 1% difference in annualized growth rate.

Historically investing your money in the S&P 500 (meaning; if you simply spread your money across the 500 largest UST public companies) you would have got about 10% annual returns. Super investors do between 12 and 30% annual returns over long periods of time.

Maximizing your investment returns is achieved by buying stock of companies when they're trading at bargain prices. This means that investing is all about valuing companies.

A company's value is based on the present value of all the future cash flows that could be taken out of the business in its lifetime.

This means the intrinsic value of a company will always be an estimate. By using conservative estimates in our future projections we gain a margin of safety. If the investment looks good even under the most conservative estimates, chances are you've found a good opportunity.

Stock investing is all about analyzing opportunities and determining which ones are the best currently available. If you only look at one opportunity you'll have no idea of knowing whether it's attractive or not because you'll have nothing to compare it to.


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