Nicholas Crown: Learn Investing Basics from Wall Street Pro | The Really Rich Podcast - Ep. 34

In episode 34 of The Really Rich Podcast, Nicholas Crown talks about the world of financial investing and defines how investing takes time for value to be realized. Nicholas illuminates the craft of investing, where your money gets to work and slowly expands over time. He's simplifying the topic to make it incredibly accessible. Learn this technique now.

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Chapters:
00:00:00 - The Fictional Character with Five Screens
00:04:26 - The Magic of Compound Interest
00:08:46 - The Importance of Passive Income
00:13:05 - The Difference Between Trading and Investing
00:17:29 - The Price of Collectibles
00:22:04 - Investing Your Leftover Money
00:26:31 - Determining Your Investment Mix
00:31:13 - Stocks and Dividends
00:35:33 - The Risk of Investing in Alternative Coins
00:39:54 - Farewell

Disclaimer: This is not financial or tax advise.

[nikarva.]

Remember, guys, this is for free. Didn't have to pay money for it. Props to Nicholas for producing such a thought out video that's good solid information and fundamentals.

[NicholasCrownYouTube]

Note on bonds/fixed income at 32:04 as this is a Basics 101 we're assuming that you're holding bonds to maturity - their price fluctuates just like stocks otherwise. Comment if you'd like to learn more about bonds.

[Decoy-Gaming]

Im glad these videos are more focused around the thought and idea of your looking to do instead of, buy this and wait. Great video bud and again, the editing is on point.

[nathanedwards]

I personally love dollar cost averaging into index funds

[lilsharky]

Great video. Thank you so much. I watched the whole thing. I felt like I was taking a class and sitting in lecture.

[tomchapman]

Amazing information! Thanks Nicholas 😎👏👏

[phuto]

Thank you for this video. This is probably one of the best videos I’ve watched

[chrisa.oetjen]

Great video, I have been looking for something that gives me an overview of options as a beginner. Really love the structure and clarity of the whole video.

[michaeldowning]

Great video Nick, I watched this on the way to work this morning

[christopherhiggins]

This is amazing. I should be sending you a check for this!

[brauncarlson]

Just commenting so more vids like this show up in my feed.

[caseyriggs]

Thorchain and Maya protocol must take a look

[MiamiMark]

Great video. The "talk show" and shorts are quirky and entertaining but this is the real meat and potatoes. I'd say forget the other stuff and do more videos like this. A little dry and a very big bight all at once, but you delivered the goods. Keep it up. You got me to subscribe on this one.

[Ian_Shaw]

When you realize 98% of S&P gain is driven by 7 companies you start to reconsider... Great video.

[disciple]

This was great, thank you for sharing

[lioneljoge]

This changed my life. I prioritized investing over a good quality of life rn. I knew this stuff but this hit different

[mauraboland]

Thank you so much. This was tremendous. Learned a ton.

[envy]

I kept feeling like he was going to get into a deeper conversation about a topic and then he’d just move on. We need more!

[sebastianw]

This is a very valuable video. Thank you.

[Ogema-]

When I first started to look at investing, I didn't think I would ever buy bonds. Well, you should be saving $50-100 for car maintenance, that roof going need to be replace in a few years, and the business cycle boom and bust every 7-8 years. Holding on to cash isn't very smart because of targeted inflation so where do you park your money? Bonds, I use bond etf a mix of money market (>1 year), short (1-4 years) and medium term (4-10) bond etf to eek out a bit of cash from my emergency fund.

Also, bonds are like crystal balls. What the mortgage rate if you buy a house? It the current rate of the 10 year T-Note +3% and +/- a little bit depending on the lender. It tells you if people are bearish or bullish etc. its simply more information.

Its also nice once you realize you have some stuff to leave behind for people you care about, like funding your own life insurance. I am just happy building a fort out of money.