9 Different Types of Stocks | Investing For Beginners

There are 9 different types of stocks that investing beginners need to keep in mind so that you can create an investment strategy that is suitable to your needs, risk tolerance, and personal financial goals. Some of these different types of stocks to invest in can fall into a larger category. But I think it’s important for beginners to learn investing in stock market by knowing exactly what type of stocks you’re getting yourself into so that you can have the right expectation and the right financial plan.

Also please keep in mind that in this video, I’m covering different types of common stocks… and not preferred or unlisted stocks.

Common stocks are the most appealing category of stocks because they offer a range of financial potential from current income to growth and capital gain.

The 9 different types of stocks include:
-Blue Chip stocks
- Income stocks
- Growth stocks
- Tech stocks
- Speculative Stocks
- Cyclical Stocks
- Defensive Stocks
- Small-cap stocks
- Mid-Cap stocks

When I first started investing I simply thought I can buy a stock and wait 20 years for it to grow and then get out. It turns out, there are much better ways to maximize long-term investing. On the flip side, many traders get in and out of stocks on a daily basis to gain small income profits.

By now you probably know that I’m against day trading for people who’s main job title doesn’t say “professional trader”... and if that’s what you want to become, then you’re in the wrong place.

But if you’re looking to grow your money over a longer period of time, and make your money work for you (not the other way around) then you’re in the right place.

Today I’m going to talk about the 9 types of common stocks, advantages, and disadvantages of each type, and what type of investor each of them is for.

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[InvestDiva]

Which of the 9 different types of stocks are the most suitable for your portfolio, your financial goals, and your risk tolerance?

[JLW]

Blue Chip Stocks 3:38
Income Stocks 4:48
Growth Stocks 6:02
Tech Stocks 7:06
Speculative Stocks 8:11
Cyclical Stocks 9:48
Defensive Stocks 10:48
Small-Cap Stocks 11:42
Mid-Cap Stocks 12:46

[ummesalamakhambata]

very clear and concise. i am super new to the idea of investing. can you explain in dept how to start a stock account and how to manage it and the different lingos associated with stock market

[michayng]

How to find defensive stocks using a stock screener ? How to find blue chip stocks using a stock screener ?
Are the s p 500 stocks = blue chip stocks ?

[DarelJettSmith]

Very informative video! I’ll make sure to label my lists on my portfolio after these types

[leonardo]

Thank you so much. Your kind information is a great help.

[mockingconundrum]

What books do investment majors read? I myself am not an investment major but I want to make sure I read the right books.

[StockInvestmentAnalysis]

Awesome and very informative video. I like your explanation and breakdown. Almost all of my portfolio falls into the first four categories. I really focus on dividend growth stocks which has a blend of the income and growth. Quite a few are tech or information services.

[CozyCantine]

This is such an informative video! Thank you!

[michaelboudreaux]

Use of term "aggressive" when referring to defensive stocks may be misleading as aggressive, to me, is more synonymous with growth seeking and speculative investment. Defensive would be more conservative and seeking capital preservation for the long haul.

[la-tishapirtle]

I’m loving all the female centered advice. So much of the investing info is from a male perspective and agree or not, it makes a huge difference. As ladies, we have different temperaments and priorities which totally affect the way we invest. I’m super new to investing so I’m soaking up all the info I can. Thank you.

[bigpun]

Two and a half minutes and I have learned nothing I am just liking your video and moving on to the next one

[abdelqaderal-araj]

Very informative and straight to the point, thank you!

How and why did you go from Electrical Engineering to Finance?

[loverboyyprince]

I don't want to come across as rude but your intro was enough to explain who you are. And by intro mean not you over excessively talking. I'm very grateful you are putting this information on stocks out there but from 0:00 to 3:30 its a big waste of speech and viewers time.

[hunterz]

Why you stop crypto investment advise..

[janet]

With the recent happenings in stock I feel too scared to go in.

[TheseusTitan]

What does “liking it” have to do with financial choices? I had a girlfriend who used to pick the horse to in a race by how pretty the tail was

[xiaorulez]

Video actually starts at 3:26...
Solid information after she gets rolling. Thank you

[johnsonmchughes]

Great video, I’m already into investing and I get paid regardless, that’s because I don’t invest myself, I just pay a little commission and use professional service.