How To Invest For Beginners: 14 Tips from 66 Finance Books

14 Eye-opening INVESTING lessons from 66 BOOKS [for beginners]

[cornelj.]

I clicked on one of the book summaries that randomly popped up on my feed, because I didn't feel like listening to true crime, yet can't fully concentrate on a full audio book. What I found was a channel of pure gold and about 20 valuable tips before 8.30am!!! This was one of those speechless "the universe works in mysterious ways" moments! Thanks for the great content!!

[priyalovestopray]

As an investing enthusiast, I've kept asides a good sum of capital to invest for financial independence and early retirement, but my concern right now is the market rally being a propaganda. Is this really a good time to buy stocks, or do I wait for crash?

[outdoorcooking]

You are literally the best teacher I have on YouTube. I hope you have a merry Christmas. This video is invaluable. Thank you for all your hard work my friend.❤❤

[mustaphafofanah]

I have drastically cut on basic spendings like transport and clothing, which have actually helped me greatly

[arymniak]

Track your spending for one month, eliminate all unnecessary spending. The $3 a day coffee is $90 a month you can invest.

[kmsoh]

Lesson #14 is the most eye opening - in a survey of fund managers, 50% of fund managers do not invest in the fund they manage.
Elvin, you are the best.

[rpamin]

Thanking a lot, it reduce my time to study a lot.
Hope you make more video for us🥰

[JosephineGaule]

The market crisis brought me my first millions; many run from difficult times; I welcome them—or, my adviser does, anyway. There's a reason why investing isn't effectively taught in schools. Making money isn't the same as holding onto it.

[maphitagodswillebai]

I'm going to put it in to practice

[dp]

Invest in skill
Why financial freedom important
Once you are financialy free then you can focus on

[Historyteacheraz]

Great insight! A Teenager’s Guide on how to Invest Like Warren Buffett and Charlie Munger is a great book for new investors.

[kristianscout]

At present, the most prudent consideration for everyone should be diversifying their income sources, ones not reliant on government support, particularly given the ongoing global economic challenges. This remains an opportune moment to explore investments in assets like digital currencies such as Bitcoin, Ethereum, and XRP. thanks to Cheryl Atonal for her guidance in these fields, her proficiency is outstanding

[dreameryoung]

Good information wish I had this information, I'm 60 years old and learned somethings but this definitely would have had me on top

[tepidtuna]

Some really good advice there. All of it actually.
I did remember though that Elon only takes $1 in salary, so consider that.
He did sell some stocks recently 😉 so was that income or an investment return. That depends on one's jurisdiction and its laws.

[Keep_Intentions_Pure]

This video was good but sooo vague, maybe do videos explaining the steps. If you already made videos on the topic why not link it.

[Gaston]

Did you upload this video in the Spanish version?

[ekevanderzee]

I always wondered if any people at all fall for those too good to be true schemes. After all: if it pays significantly over market rate, why don't they invest all of it themselves? Or borrow against a lower rate and invest it? Because. That's why.

[jumaali]

You are Excellent at your work.
Please do SIX-MINUTE X-RAY (Chase Hughes)

[Daisy-oukx]

Thank you so much you're the angel that sent from me all the urgency and hesitations were put to an end. You deserve a million subscriber. Pls don't stop at making video. You're a great mentor. How I wish I had a mentor like you. God bless.Thank you for sharing your great knowledge in the world of Financial Industry 🤗🫶🥰

[MoempfLP]

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