Overcoming Frustration When Starting Investing

When starting in investing, it can be very frustrating and you may want to give up. Here is how to overcome frustration as a beginner investor. This is great for all investors because emotions run high in investing so these steps will help you be more successful in your investing portfolio.
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[rynewilliams]

Man no debt, or generally low monthly financial overhead, is such a huge hack for reaching financial freedom faster. If you can keep that stuff in check, it’s going to make it way easier to retire sooner than later. Great video Professor G Unit 👏

[moealrifai]

Man, you and Warren Buffet are the only ones I watch their videos with nowadays content on youtube. I love your logic man ... keep it up!

[moealrifai]

The cartoon shot at 2:14 is hilarious LOOOOLLL

[DeMLG]

I did actually loved the example you gave in the 4 advice. You're a genious man

[VanGoghGlobetrotter]

I love the analogies that you used in this one which were so perfect to simplify and reinforce your points! Thanks for another great video! 😊

[gatoborracho]

There is nothing better than whatch Dr G .. and a cup of coffee ☕️ in the morning 😺

[jonathanwilliams]

Love the philosophy of being a good steward of what God has given you, for your family! I've seen the CBU diploma in the background, but never actually heard you state your motivations and purpose boldly. The why behind how you handle money matters. If your purpose is to live it up today and put yourself first instead of God and family, it's missing the point! Very much in line with a Dave Ramsey philosophy (minus slowing down on low interest debt) and The Money Guy.

[DanielRodrigues-tpmk]

Love your red Barcelo's rooster!! Portugal always in the heart 😊 Great video, great tips.

[kenrhoda]

Excellent football analogy Professor G! Another great video, thanks

[loakland]

Great lesson and use of analogies. Love your teaching philosophy. All five are very wise and give a great foundational start to the world of investments and finance. Keep up the great work and thank you for your hard work and time spent on the video lessons for us.

[karimedinburgh]

You provide excellent content, thank you !

[luisinzunza]

Hey professor g, can you please make a video on how to read statements and charts on vanguard? Thanks!🤟

[JakeSpradlin]

It can be frustrating but I try to keep my blinders on and just keep buying

[kenjohnson]

This was a great video as always professor G. These were spot on point everyone should follow to set them self up for success. The biggest takeaway is never give up no matter what the market does. Every little bit count when you least expect it. Keep up the great work Professor G, I’m watching and a true subscriber 👍🏾

[anonymousjd]

Hi. Could someone please explain what factors SCHG considers? Everywhere I look they just say that they consider some factors but never specify what that is.

[millionairemccoy]

HEY Professor G, like to hear your thoughts on crypto & do you invest in it at all?

[SmokeysDoomerSessions]

I am Dividend, Technology and Broad Index investor. My all investments are in USA. What should I do when market crashes like 2008?

[brucef]

Couldn't agree more with all of this. Very much so with rules 1 and 5. It is so important to do the work researching your investment choices. In the process you better yourself through learning and get committed to your work output. Last week I was on vacation and spent hours working in Portfolio Visualizer, which I learned about through your channel. I know what I want in the portfolio, but PV really helped in setting target weights of each investment. Added bonus of risk and max drawdown estimates. I'm very committed to my work output.

[jonahtaylor]

So when saving for retirement let’s say your goal is to get to 1 Million in Roth IRA. If you’re married and basically saving for another person like a stay at home mom, does that mean you would need 2 million?

[tanyagwilkins]

I'm most frustrated right now with the trust I gave to my bank investment advisor throughout the years.