Stock Market for Beginners | Step by Step Guide (2024)

The ultimate guide for beginners investing in the stock market in 2024

⏰ Timestamps ⏰:

0:00 - Introduction
0:38 - Why Invest In Stocks?
1:28 - What Is A Stock?
1:56 - How Do We Get Started
2:49 - 4 Types Of Investing?
3:58 - Style 1 = Dividend Investing
4:34 - 4 Key Things To Look For In Dividend Stocks
8:25 - Dividend Stocks To Look Into
9:20 - Positives & Negatives To Dividend Investing
9:58 - Style 2 = Value Investing
11:42 - P/E Ratio
12:59 - Value Stock Examples
14:00 - Style 3 = Growth Investing
15:31 - Revenue, Return On Equity Profit Margins
18:25 - Growth Stock Examples
19:38 - Style 4 = Passive Investing
20.57 - Buffett Backs Passive Investing
21:42 - Dip Your Feet In
22:17 - How To Deal With High Stock Prices
23:27 - Summary

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