Investing Mistakes - Why Beginners Lose Money in the Stock Market

Stock Market For Beginners | Investing Mistakes to Avoid in the Stock Market

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[OmarTaylorAcesonnall]

I genuinely love how annoyed this man is at us. You can tell he definitely has experience working with people who have learned the hard way on these issues.

[goodkarmaniles]

His ptsd from these mistakes is jumping through the screen 😂😂😂😂

[ramondrpp]

0:13 Mistake #1
1:21 Mistake #2
2:25 Mistake #3
3:08 Mistake #4
4:40 Mistake #5
6:21 Mistake #6
7:54 Mistake #7

9:18 Mistake #8
11:09 Mistake #9
13:45 Mistake #10

You are welcome.

[nolenlangley]

He is lecturing us like a disappointed dad explaining the right way to do things 😂

[RDJKR]

"Dont talk to the message boards"

*watching during gamestop surge*

[ccstarz]

I love this guy so much. It's like he's seen a million people screw it up and he's here to tell us how it really is.

[ClutchingPearlz]

I feel like I disappointed him...”I’m sorry, I’ll do better” 😂

[t.l]

All I do is buy an amount I don't need back within a year, then only sell when I'm at least 20% up. It may take awhile on certain things but I never realized a loss. I do exactly what Brian said, buy something reputable. I buy from companies I use daily or weekly. I keep it simple and profitable. So far so good 💕💕

[ralphramirez]

The consistency of his personality 😭 anybody else feeling so dumb.

[vermin]

Don’t invest in a company that announces bankruptcy: Gamestop: hold my beer 😂

[Aaronsutube]

This guys sheer logic is refreshing in a time of wacko Internet personality “experts”.

You gained a viewer, thanks for the information.

[StockInvestmentAnalysis]

I would say one of the biggest things for new investors is to never invest in a company or entity you don't understand. If you don't understand it, know how the company makes its money, or how the basics about the company's finances, wait to invest until you do! There is so much great and free education out there and it is better to gain that education before investing.

[christinamarie]

I could watch his vids all day I love the way he explains things and he cracks me up. He has zero tolerance for stupidity

[nathaliejames]

Hello. I'm actually looking for a good trader that can help me trade and make good profit, I've been seeing so many recommendations but i don't think they're trusted. Please do you have any recommendation?

[bryanhatchell]

1) I like your name
2) Your energy is great. No BS and to the point.

Appreciate you.

[michaelbush]

Don't buy bankruptcy stocks I feel like that was meant for me 😅

[veramonique]

l love your video. Large investors need to understand the content of investing completely differently than small investors do. Warren buffett once said that if he has one million of capital to invest he would guarantee a return of 40% per annum. It would be very interesting to understand the different valuation methods for valuing investment

[sakhalittle]

Great video.❤ You and Gary Joe Wilde are recommendable experts every investor who wants to get rich investing must embrace closely. Unfortunately, don't know why Gary chose not to own a video channel here like other experts. He is long-established and very advanced in the field.

[larrymenta]

He talks to me like he’s my dad and I’ve disappointed him yet again but he hasn’t lost all hope in me ❤️

[thebondtech]

This has become my favorite channel on YouTube now!! 🙏🏾