This is to correct the poster of the video. Decisions on which companies to own are based on two categories of analysis. Qualitative and Quantitative. Fundamental and Technical have NOTHING to do with investing but rather everything to do with gambling.
He should comment on how Day-Traders, and the internet have changed the volitilty of stock trading. The best tip is the one on panic trading. We have a lot of that going on now, and if you can spot a good stock that has taken a hit by a good day of panic selling, that is your next good stok to buy. Great information. Thanks Joe
You know, you should become a professor in my college. I have an instructor that teaches worthless crap. Im more inspired to learn seeing your video then my professor's lecture. Just a thought.
Have you explored the Forex market? I'm thinking about doing that instead of getting into equities. Seems easier and you can start out with less money. You can leverage a lot more too, usually 100 to 1
thanks for the posting! I have watch both of your videos and they are great. I don't understand some of the terms but like you recommend i will read "The wealthy barber" and "the intelligent investor."
Extremely impressive. As a mathematical econ major at a good school, this is better than the books I've read about investing so far. Time to watch the next video.
I have an odd question. Is a portfolio that is designated as a 'trust' secured from outside sources? Meaning, the government or certain state agencies can access and seize a persons individual broker account, but, if you designate it as a 'trust' (like O.J. Simpson did for example), does that protect the investment? My second question: if the 'trust' is protected, how do you convert your existing portfolio into a trust?
In Canada a trust is a legal entity that can hold assets. These assets can be stocks and bonds. You can't "convert" your portfolio into a trust. The "settlor" places assets within a trust, names the beneficiary and the trustee. The trustee manages the assets. If the trustee is sued, the creditors can't attack the assets held in the trust. This is a complex area and I can't begin to explain it in this short space.
A very sensible and informative primer to the wonderful world of investing. Thank you for sharing this. I'm happy to hear you mention the margin-of-error - it's everyone's friend!
phaser,,,easy with the questions!! The Dow Jone Industrial Average is simply a list of 30 of the top companies in America. The Nasdaq is a stock exchange that consists primarily of high tech companies. A 15 year old can not open a brokerage account except one that is held in trust
can you explain to me what is the "dow" i know it consists of blue chip companies but can you give me an understanding a 15 year old interested in investing can understand.
I just want to thank you for making this video for us. It is pretty inspiring me to reconsider my plan of study in college and to switch my minor (major:mech engineering) from marketing to finance (with emphasis in investment). Thanks again.
What is your opinion on Harry Markowitz, or someone like Aswath Damodaran ? Would these be a good read as well, or do you think just reading Graham is suffecient literature for personal investing.
Buy low and sell high! I notice with penny stocks that have been flatlining for some time, break out and go wayyyy up! It seems the longer it doesn't do anything, the higher it tends to go when the news comes out of what they are working on. MAJ, SRU are a few of the many out there that i have come across. Maybe a good plan to hold that last 1000 shares just in case you are on a winner??? Enjoyed your video and will pass the link on to my stock friends.
Great work. Do you have a podcast by any chance? If not, I think your lessons would be really convenient, as well as popular amongst the investing/trading crowd.
sorry I did not reply earlier. Hard to keep up with all this and live life too. No podcast but i will post another video soon...especially after the sub-prime mess in the States..
you would use stock broker like buyandhold to purchase stock. I advice you to read Bejamin Graham before you invest or buy stock. Learn before you invest, don't invest blindly. Don't listen to people, use your courage, research, and judgment. visit my website traderbuilder to learn more.
Can any one tell me How to even buy a stock? am still in high school and they don't teach this stuff in my school. like lets say i wanna buy 1 stock from thee Google Company how would i buy it? and yes i know google stucks are really really high
brian, your the man . you need to spread more of your knowledge to the younger generations. I just passed the CSC , and just finnished reading the intelligent investor. Dont listen to this jackass talking about pinkslips. I just wanna say thanks alot and please come out with a new video ..its time for investing 103,,, commmon!
Btw im not a spammer, I just want to save people cash. Too many scammers out there and its time to take a deep look into the unregulated Penny stocks on the OTCBB/pink exchange.
MYBAMBOOZLE .dotcom Teaches you what to look out for in the PENNY STOCK MARKET. People try to scam new traders every day, and we are out to stop it. If you are thinking of becoming a DAYTRADER or Investor, goto MYBAMBOOZLE .dotcom Support us and Please visit.
I'm a student and somewhat a buffettologist. What I think is most important and which you mention: Be greedy when others are fearful and fearful when others are greedy. Optimism is the ennemy of any rational buyer. And pessimism presents chances and oppertunities. Keep up the good work!!!
It can only fall to zero but it may rise to any height. On a given day? On any day you will find the most volatile stocks can rise or fall 50 to 100%. There is no set limit.
I have a question for you since you say you are a financial planner. My financial planner convinced me to invest in mutual funds about a year ago when I knew little of investing. Know after i have gained much knowledge of financial planning and investing it seems a though index funds are a much better option than mutual funds. Do you agree that they are overall a better investment? If so is it worth incurring the cost of selling my mutual funds and buying index funds?
I like neither mutual funds or their cousins index funds, although in certain situations they provide the diversification or exposure to certain assets that can't be had otherwise. An index fund is merely a bet on the underlying sector of that index while a mutual fund represents a hopeful opinion on management. Neither involves due diligence on the companies you are investing in.
As any financial planner should know, individual stocks offer uncompensated risk (greater risk/SD, but no greater expected return than the market as a whole) and should be avoided. The idea that you can do "due diligence" on a stock, when the Wall St. pros that set the prices have access to 100x more information than you do (including personal relationships w/in the industry/company) is silly. Follow Buffett's advice and go with index funds, like the experts recommend.
If you don't have the time to research stocks, by all means go and buy funds. However the statement "individual stocks offer uncompensated risk (greater risk/SD, but no greater expected return than the market as a whole" comes from reading and not from actual experience. I've never made 10,000% from an index fund but I have from a stock.You will note that Buffet may say buy funds but he himself buys stocks.
great!
skinhead2582 3 years ago
This is to correct the poster of the video. Decisions on which companies to own are based on two categories of analysis. Qualitative and Quantitative. Fundamental and Technical have NOTHING to do with investing but rather everything to do with gambling.
IncorruptibleTruth 3 years ago
BTW, I've been a CFP since 1991.
IncorruptibleTruth 3 years ago
i hate when people read scripts, why cant they just TALK!??!?
CrazyRussh 3 years ago
thanks great advice
cj2cowen 3 years ago
something I don't get: is it best to buy when its minus or plus?
inegin 3 years ago
thanks for uploading this.
automaticAEV 3 years ago
Trading is not investing, and investing, is not trading. That's what jumped out to me.
AirelonTrading 3 years ago
Great advice, Thanks!!
TopInvestmentTips 3 years ago
"Successful investing is anticipating the anticipations of others."
-John Keynes
johntepes 3 years ago
He should comment on how Day-Traders, and the internet have changed the volitilty of stock trading. The best tip is the one on panic trading. We have a lot of that going on now, and if you can spot a good stock that has taken a hit by a good day of panic selling, that is your next good stok to buy. Great information. Thanks Joe
killthemessengers 3 years ago
CaldeanMontana go to the casino, you'll have a better chance at making money there vs. going short in this market.
MonroeRuiz 3 years ago
This guy's great! Thanks for the post.
ArmArmy88 3 years ago
its good inded
cruising2hell 3 years ago
Read from a script? Who cares? Thanks for sharing braxis2.
shibuyaprince 3 years ago
You should of siad it right from the soul and not read it off a text doc, i could of reead it myself instade of listening to you
CrazyRussh 3 years ago
Please check your Inbox on the YouTube account
nunax5 3 years ago
Free education, great job. Thank you.
eatsomedog 3 years ago 4
I conquer
leancrayon 3 years ago
You know, you should become a professor in my college. I have an instructor that teaches worthless crap. Im more inspired to learn seeing your video then my professor's lecture. Just a thought.
scoza 3 years ago 2
i wanna start investing in stocks
cause i need money
do u think its a good idea
to do so ?
ChaldeanMontana 3 years ago
I wouldn't suggest it for you,
you can't go in "cause i need money". you have to want it.
leancrayon 3 years ago
9/11 was predicted by Alex Jones a few months before it happened. look it up on youtube
nexus2xl 3 years ago
can't you just look at charts with squiggly lines? Squiggly line up is good, and squiggly line down is bad. lol.
Pressence101 3 years ago
I've heard that you can lose a lot simply because the broker does not always execute the trades well.
sunstorm007 3 years ago
That should be the worst of your problems.
braxis2 3 years ago
your video is very informative
grishnock1 3 years ago
Thanks for posting this. There's value in every sentence!
learningtoinvest 3 years ago
keep up the food work yezer
tlcwebstudio 3 years ago
Is online trading a bad idea for some one following the Fundamental Analysis path? Most online traders seem to be Technical traders.
sunstorm007 4 years ago
I always use online trading, but never technical or daily trading... NEVER do technical..it's tooooo risky.. with no base..that 's speculation..
ohhhvictor 3 years ago
Have you explored the Forex market? I'm thinking about doing that instead of getting into equities. Seems easier and you can start out with less money. You can leverage a lot more too, usually 100 to 1
sunstorm007 3 years ago
thanks for the posting! I have watch both of your videos and they are great. I don't understand some of the terms but like you recommend i will read "The wealthy barber" and "the intelligent investor."
nyce0405 4 years ago
Thank you very much, this is a very informative and educational video.
zsugiart 4 years ago
Thanks for the information.
tpokoyoway 4 years ago
You sound exactly like my Mom! Well, perhaps more eloquent.
anfrescG1 4 years ago
Extremely impressive. As a mathematical econ major at a good school, this is better than the books I've read about investing so far. Time to watch the next video.
ceoofwhoopass 4 years ago 2
Great video!
jrthor67 4 years ago
Great video
kidstyle06 4 years ago
I have an odd question. Is a portfolio that is designated as a 'trust' secured from outside sources? Meaning, the government or certain state agencies can access and seize a persons individual broker account, but, if you designate it as a 'trust' (like O.J. Simpson did for example), does that protect the investment? My second question: if the 'trust' is protected, how do you convert your existing portfolio into a trust?
xms32 4 years ago
In Canada a trust is a legal entity that can hold assets. These assets can be stocks and bonds. You can't "convert" your portfolio into a trust. The "settlor" places assets within a trust, names the beneficiary and the trustee. The trustee manages the assets. If the trustee is sued, the creditors can't attack the assets held in the trust. This is a complex area and I can't begin to explain it in this short space.
braxis2 4 years ago
Thanks for writing back. since I wrote this, I've researched trusts and learned allot more about them than I knew. Thanks again.
xms32 4 years ago
Is it possible to buy/sell stock right away
ComradePepper 4 years ago
A very sensible and informative primer to the wonderful world of investing. Thank you for sharing this. I'm happy to hear you mention the margin-of-error - it's everyone's friend!
wdeboer0 4 years ago
what firms offer accounts for kids the age of 15
phaser12 4 years ago
phaser,,,easy with the questions!! The Dow Jone Industrial Average is simply a list of 30 of the top companies in America. The Nasdaq is a stock exchange that consists primarily of high tech companies. A 15 year old can not open a brokerage account except one that is held in trust
braxis2 4 years ago
what kind of trust or what exactly do you mean by trust
phaser12 4 years ago
if a company is not im debt do they still sell bonds.
phaser12 4 years ago
what are the main stocks in NASDAQ and if it goes up does that mean all the stocks went up?
phaser12 4 years ago
also what exaclty is NASDAQ can someone help.
phaser12 4 years ago
can you explain to me what is the "dow" i know it consists of blue chip companies but can you give me an understanding a 15 year old interested in investing can understand.
phaser12 4 years ago
I just want to thank you for making this video for us. It is pretty inspiring me to reconsider my plan of study in college and to switch my minor (major:mech engineering) from marketing to finance (with emphasis in investment). Thanks again.
jgizzy 4 years ago
Dude im starting to see you think like me and thats scary. This is one big game of research. Knowledge is power.
darthisaiah 4 years ago
What is your opinion on Harry Markowitz, or someone like Aswath Damodaran ? Would these be a good read as well, or do you think just reading Graham is suffecient literature for personal investing.
sunstorm007 4 years ago
Buy low and sell high! I notice with penny stocks that have been flatlining for some time, break out and go wayyyy up! It seems the longer it doesn't do anything, the higher it tends to go when the news comes out of what they are working on. MAJ, SRU are a few of the many out there that i have come across. Maybe a good plan to hold that last 1000 shares just in case you are on a winner??? Enjoyed your video and will pass the link on to my stock friends.
ve6eee 4 years ago
Excellent intro. Thanks for taking the time :)
adeptusluminati 4 years ago
Great work. Do you have a podcast by any chance? If not, I think your lessons would be really convenient, as well as popular amongst the investing/trading crowd.
plevras 4 years ago
sorry I did not reply earlier. Hard to keep up with all this and live life too. No podcast but i will post another video soon...especially after the sub-prime mess in the States..
braxis2 4 years ago
Hi, what college course will "teach" me how to invest? What is the name of the class? How could I build a portfolio?
Americo1974 4 years ago
you would use stock broker like buyandhold to purchase stock. I advice you to read Bejamin Graham before you invest or buy stock. Learn before you invest, don't invest blindly. Don't listen to people, use your courage, research, and judgment. visit my website traderbuilder to learn more.
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RichieSmooth 4 years ago
Can any one tell me How to even buy a stock? am still in high school and they don't teach this stuff in my school. like lets say i wanna buy 1 stock from thee Google Company how would i buy it? and yes i know google stucks are really really high
rekkolvl80 4 years ago
brian, your the man . you need to spread more of your knowledge to the younger generations. I just passed the CSC , and just finnished reading the intelligent investor. Dont listen to this jackass talking about pinkslips. I just wanna say thanks alot and please come out with a new video ..its time for investing 103,,, commmon!
rimazd 4 years ago
Btw im not a spammer, I just want to save people cash. Too many scammers out there and its time to take a deep look into the unregulated Penny stocks on the OTCBB/pink exchange.
JumpingJamberie 4 years ago
MYBAMBOOZLE .dotcom Teaches you what to look out for in the PENNY STOCK MARKET. People try to scam new traders every day, and we are out to stop it. If you are thinking of becoming a DAYTRADER or Investor, goto MYBAMBOOZLE .dotcom Support us and Please visit.
JumpingJamberie 4 years ago
Hi braxis2
I'm a student and somewhat a buffettologist. What I think is most important and which you mention: Be greedy when others are fearful and fearful when others are greedy. Optimism is the ennemy of any rational buyer. And pessimism presents chances and oppertunities. Keep up the good work!!!
masterxyzxyz 4 years ago
Easy to state but hard to do in practice. As the Dow fell 400 points today were you buying?
braxis2 4 years ago
WOW thank you very much! please do more videos like this its very nice of you to share your expertise.
earthlingdownunder 4 years ago
how much can a stock(or mutual fund) rise or fall(percentage wise) within a given day.
rsamra 4 years ago
It can only fall to zero but it may rise to any height. On a given day? On any day you will find the most volatile stocks can rise or fall 50 to 100%. There is no set limit.
braxis2 4 years ago
That was great! As a young investor this video has taught me a year worth of education.. If only they put ppl like you on cnbc.....
mcboi1992 4 years ago
I have a question for you since you say you are a financial planner. My financial planner convinced me to invest in mutual funds about a year ago when I knew little of investing. Know after i have gained much knowledge of financial planning and investing it seems a though index funds are a much better option than mutual funds. Do you agree that they are overall a better investment? If so is it worth incurring the cost of selling my mutual funds and buying index funds?
moneynest 4 years ago
I like neither mutual funds or their cousins index funds, although in certain situations they provide the diversification or exposure to certain assets that can't be had otherwise. An index fund is merely a bet on the underlying sector of that index while a mutual fund represents a hopeful opinion on management. Neither involves due diligence on the companies you are investing in.
braxis2 4 years ago
thanks for the info.
moneynest 4 years ago
As any financial planner should know, individual stocks offer uncompensated risk (greater risk/SD, but no greater expected return than the market as a whole) and should be avoided. The idea that you can do "due diligence" on a stock, when the Wall St. pros that set the prices have access to 100x more information than you do (including personal relationships w/in the industry/company) is silly. Follow Buffett's advice and go with index funds, like the experts recommend.
nicktc1 4 years ago
If you don't have the time to research stocks, by all means go and buy funds. However the statement "individual stocks offer uncompensated risk (greater risk/SD, but no greater expected return than the market as a whole" comes from reading and not from actual experience. I've never made 10,000% from an index fund but I have from a stock.You will note that Buffet may say buy funds but he himself buys stocks.
braxis2 4 years ago
Thank you. I'm going to try and squeeze a few more like this in. Video is exhausting.
braxis2 5 years ago
Brilliant lecture, very enlightning. Thank You
PureRage23 5 years ago
"Information is almost always incomplete" this is a very quoteable statement.
BlackSleepingBeauty 5 years ago
You're right. Maybe I should ask everyone who uses it to send me a quarter!
braxis2 5 years ago