How to Invest in Stocks For Beginners

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This literally is investing for dummies. So many other channels complicate thier info lol. This guy breaks it down. Thank u! I get it now!

nobadvibestv

I was a speculator in Tesla in 2020, thank goodness for that & he’s right . Don’t fell in love with the stocks, make sure to sell some for profit. It’s not the Company at times but the macroeconomic.

sophiec

I was about to invest into a company that was based in China. Due to research, I've found out that there was going to be a lawsuit and the firm that was suing it was claiming that the business failed to make themselves transparent to investors. I managed to refrain myself from buying any shares.

kilroy

Im trying to learn more about stocks so I can be ahead of the game later this helped a lot thank you for making this so easy to understand! 💯

senshi

Way more understandable than my 4 years school

nicholsonsaint-ange

If you're not comfortable picking individual stocks, consider investing in index funds or exchange-traded funds (ETFs). These funds offer instant diversification and often have lower fees than actively managed funds.

emilyparker-ehun

My dividend journey began when I realized that two particular expenses in my budget were always going to go up and never go down. The two expenses were taxes and insurance. I realized that the dramatic rise in both will need some added income. So, I started buying shares paying dividends. I can now see that this will be the path I need to take to make sure those two expenses will not overtake my future income.

rachelonigirl

For individual stocks I try to do a dollar cost averaging approach. Let's say I want 100 shares of Walmart. I may by 20 shares, then wait a couple days, if it is up I may buy 10, if it is down I may buy 20 more. It is in my Roth so I don't have a lot of crazy reporting when I sell it. Does it help? It's a bad feeling to buy 100 shares and then watch it drop 5% in a week. Good Luck to everyone.

dodgerblue

Thank you for your explanation. I am completely ignorant about stock market and investing here. Now I am starting to study little by little. This is a big help.

LifeOdysseyMotivation

I've been looking for a video like this. I love how you explain things. For a beginner like me, it's easy to understand! Thanks!

haileyalex

I’m a beginner investor and this video has been the most helpful on YouTube. You explained everything clearly, in layman’s terms, and no irritating distracting background music. Thank you.

maureenpalmquist

Excellent video! You explain it in easy to understand terms. Easy to understand English! I give you 5 stars! Thank you very much!!!

armandofigeroa

I've heard a great deal of talk lately about borrowing against life insurance. Could you go over the pros and cons of that?

RobertWaddle

January was a bullish month because people were in a tax loss harvesting stance and were afraid of missing out. The disinflation is transitory and earnings are deteriorating. The reason for the rally was sentiment not fundamentals.

ari_is_faded

Love the way you explained that...very easy to understand.. that's coming from someone like me who knows nothing about this stock market world

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