5 INVESTING STRATEGIES THAT CHANGED MY LIFE (must watch)

In this video, we are going over my TOP 5 investing strategies for investors in the stock market! I've grown to really accept these habits as being effective, growth oriented, and essential for buying stocks. Since starting investing in 2014, I've grown my portfolio substantially using these repeatable strategies. Watch until the end and you'll leave with 5 timeless stock market investing strategies that work for anyone.

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I am a big fan of investing, whether it be in the stock market, real estate, or pretty much anything else that appreciates in value. In the last 6 years, these are the most impacting strategies I have used for my own portfolio and investing decisions.

We'll talk about:

1. The optimal time to get started investing. When should you start investing if you want to become a millionaire?

2. Should you put money in index funds and ETF's, or in individual stocks? Or a mix of both?

3. Taxes actually can play a big role in your investment strategy. I go over short term and long term gains, and how it will impact you during tax season.

4. Timing the market versus time in the market

5. Why you need to do your own research in stocks before buying, and also some of the ways you can be your own stock analyst.

Thank you for watching - my channel is here to give you as much value as I can. If you found the video helpful, please consider checking out some of my other videos and subscribing to the channel! Stay blessed ya'll.

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In addition, I am not a financial advisor. Charlie Chang does not provide tax, legal or accounting advice. The ideas presented in this video are for entertainment purposes only. Please do your own due diligence before making any financial decisions.

[CharlieChang]

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[tonimhamilton]

Always maintain the majority in ETFs that have a variety of industries represented. Then choose a limited number of stocks that you are personally invested in or that you are interested in. In this manner, you may greatly reduce risk while still giving your portfolio a personal touch. I suppose this mitigates some of the emotional drawbacks or apathy people have with investing. Furthermore helps with the impulse to continuously purchase and sell when the market fluctuates. I'm grateful that I have a mentor at this time, significant James Fletcher Brennan is to thank for taking me to a million.

[ramakrishnakumar]

The best way to find growth stocks, key features to keep in mind is as follows:
1. Ensure gross margins are greater than 50%
2. Ensure P/E ratio is less than 100
3. Buy companies that are PROFITABLE, very important irrespective of sector.
4. Debt to equity ratio is less than 30%
5. Current ratio is above 1 6. and a Float under 100 million One stock that fits the bill is FLGT (Fulgent)

[benfoster]

This retirement quote always strikes me as relevant because I’ve seen far too many people retire at s specific target age and then following a few months or years of retirement, wonder why they’re so bored

[Helen_Sanch]

Payment every week! After so many bad experiences online with different account managers, I finally build my trust in a real mentor.

[kkybaggy]

Despite the fact that stock prices fluctuate, what is the best method for capitalizing on the current market? I'm still undecided about investing $400k in my stock portfolio.

[AbundantRick]

1. Start as early as you can (Compound interest yada yada)
2. Index funds Vs. Individual companies (Putting consistent funds into index funds, and any extra into individual companies)
3. Tax Strategy (Long term capital gains have less taxes than short term capital gains)
4. Don't time the market (People who time the market are suckers, will probably miss the top 10 growth days, which account for most of the investment growth)
5. Research yourself (Don't get caught up in the hype)

[rocstarstudioproductions]

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[trendvault]

Another great content! I should consider that in my next vids. 👍

[Lincoln]

90% of trading is getting yourself into the right state of mind

[pinned.bykcrypto]

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[cocob]

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[scottcorney]

Your amazing sir! Keep up the great work.

[normavera]

Most people just log on YouTube to get info on stocks to pick, without basic understanding on portfolio selection and risk tolerance. Also get the best from a financial advisor and work on your investing tolerance and with time you'd learn to navigate the market all by yourself.

[balancedbucks]

If you can get yourself to delay gratification, time, and time again you will look back and thank yourself.

[ZaneLeeGold]

Solid advice. Too many people expect investing to bring excitement. Personally I get excited watching my index grow over the years. 👍

[viclucy-personalfinanceinv]

Im so glad I started investing when I started college but didnt have much because I was working at a restaurant. I still feel like I should have invested earlier.. Great tips Charlie! :)

[darrenharold]

I often wondered why individuals complain of funds while there is a variety of stocks to invest the funds at hand and create your self a financial stability.

[jastracani]

Surprises me that this doesn't get way more views. It is one of the most disciplined and common sense investment videos out there, and almost exactly what they teach us in business schools.