VladStocks: How Much Money You Should Have Before You Start Investing (Part 3)

The 3 investment books that I learned from:

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In the third installment of the VladTV stocks segment, DJ Vlad breaks down the rules to having money set aside for investing. Vlad explains that the amount to spend is variable, but you should invest an amount that you won't need to touch for a year, preferably longer. 

During the segment, DJ Vlad also spoke about the benefits of keeping your investments for years versus playing the short game, which he believes is always a losing game. To hear more, hit the above clip.

Disclaimer: DJ Vlad is not a financial advisor. Posts for entertainment only - don’t rely on for financial, tax or other advice. Get your own financial advisors. Do your own research. Make your own investment decisions.

[westcoast]

Get rid of your debt, get health insurance, then invest. This guy knows

[Thewun]

It’s weird watching vlad and tryna put his voice together with his face

[LucidSoundz]

shout out to vlad for teaching us game

[byron-]

Vlad is right, there's families out here retiring with millions by just investing 15% of their 50k per year salary.

[MrFox-qbjx]

Stop worrying about what he looks like and listen to the message

[notmyrealname]

It’s videos like these that help prove that he’s not just a culture vulture

[StewartLucrative]

Vlad, this is great advice. Not just because of the content, but the audience you're providing it to really needs to hear this kind of stuff. I love rap, but the whole culture promotes a lot of fiscal irresponsibility.

[codeinecowboy]

Imma invest in smith & wesson as well as Trojan, people are always gonna need protection

[johnrussell]

Brooo thank you, I don't want to be on this treadmill for forever

[ransak]

So true, Vlad. I invested a percentage of my check for many years and treated it as 'lost money'. It eventually grew to six figures. So many of my friends (that earned a higher wage) were living it up, but never thought about putting any money away. Most of them eventually fell into an 'emergency' that they couldn't recover (financially) from.
Thx for the vid, Vlad.

[thegoat]

Out of all the interviews this is Vlads best video.

[BMUSIK]

This needs to be taught in school from 6 grade.

[juanrangel]

“ As you make more money the more you taste increases” BIG FACTS!

[HaloXTRMEXD]

Vlad couldn’t get anyone to come on so he interviewed himself

[anthonytinaglia]

"Take 10% of everything you make and put it to the side for one year. Tell yourself everyday you wake up 'a part of everything i make is mine to keep' at the end of the year take that money and invest it on something that you are knowledgeable about" - The Richest Man In Babylon by George S. Clason

[l.l.pozeguy]

I really appreciate you doing this... a lot of people say dumb shit like “get your money up” but won’t explain how things work cause “the game ain’t free.” Keep making more of these vids

[mslee]

Vlad out here doing the right thing. Thank you ✊(black fist)🇿🇦

[lookatme]

"Your money becomes a worker for you." I respect this approach Vlad. Getting in front of the camera and giving invaluable advice.

[sherrybrooks]

Thanks man voice does not match the face but dude mad smart respect✊✊✊

[fbhaze]

I like how you laying down the foundation before you actually start giving us the icing such as the step by step and what to actually invest in to start making money💯💯