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How to Invest for Beginners | Ex-Wall Street Trader Explains Investing 101 | Your Rich BFF




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  3. I truly suggest that people need to get more into stocks and the foreign exchange market, I’ve seen and read how profitable some traders are, making millions, it’s incredible and astonishing, I know there’re no shortcuts, I wonder what are smart ways to go about it ?

  7. An investor needs to read books. There are books that help people to get knowledge and motivation about how to invest and why to invest. A lot of them on Amazon.
    The Little Book of Common Sense Investing.
    Retire Before Mom and Dad.
    How not to Retire in Poverty.
    And many other books

  9. Meybe trading isn't for me 😢, ripped $9k out of my account overnight. I follow every rule, watch every setup, still somehow end up in red, I don't know if it's the market or me, but I feel like I'm losing my mind over this.

  11. Can I ask something honest? How did you start getting steady returns? I've been trying on my own for years, but my results are all over the place. I'd love to retire earlier, but I need more structure.

  12. Been in construction for years but looking to transition due to wear and tear.

    Trying to build something more sustainable long-term (real estate or investments).

    If you were starting over today, what would you focus on first?

  24. What about etf s&p 500? Because I didn’t start saving until 48, I invested in rental properties. I bought 3 properties in one year. I feel like for me, I was spreading the risk between myself and the bank. I got the upside, the bank got their money every month on time from rents. In 5 years, I was able to sell the largest property for double what I paid for it. I was working my shifts at the local hospital, collecting rents, improving the properties. I reinvested via a 1031 exchange into a DST ( which I wouldn’t do again because of the large amount of fees), but it did pay me a dividend to live on for 5 years until it matured. Getting ready to do another 1031 exchange into a 10 unit property. Thanks for the info.

    I was surprised to hear you talk about expense ratio, which I discussed with my bank manager niece who wasn’t aware of what her expense ratios were. I pointed it out to her. Don’t know what she did about it.

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