DEBUNKING 5 COMMON MYTHS About Investing

We often hear people say a lot of things about investing in the stock market. Some may have a little bit of truth in them, while some are just pure nonsense. In this video I will discuss the 5 MOST COMMON INVESTING MYTHS and see if it's stating any fact or just pure non-sense.

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[stevewonder]

Investing during 1997-2007 was one hell of a ride. My portfolio returns were only coming from my dividends but true enough I just invested consistently since I didn't need the money and am willing to keep it there for a long time. Now my port had much more gains compared to the index.

[danielmaches]

Thanks for this informative and inspiring video sir :)

[icinli]

hope you can review FDC filinvest sir. salamat kaayu

[arttravelph]

Here to support always and forever sir like holding my best stock choice forever with your guide and the guides of the best investors!

[emmapriscilla]

When it comes to the world of investing, most people don't know where to start. Fortunately, great investors of the past and present can provide us with guidance

[nursse]

What's the difference between Index Fund and Individual Stocks? I'm kinda confused 😅

[marcrayos]

500 pesos a month versus the one you have shown in 1:04 (6000 pesos a year) can be misleading.

That formula assumes that you have 6k already invested at the start of each period for 45 years, where as a person who invests 500 pesos a month will only be able to receive a pro-rated amount every time that person invests.

Of course, the market will overperform or underperform at times, and the money invested may continue to grow at 8 percent. People could do better in providing information as opposed to giving convenient and enticing figures.

Nevertheless, looking forward to the other videos.