Once you’ve mastered your personal finances and started accumulating discretionary savings beyond the point of an emergency reserve, you need to learn how to invest to a level that is appropriate to your stage in life, your risk tolerance, and your financial objectives. This isn’t rocket science, but it takes patience and a little work on your part to figure out what kinds of things work best for your particular situation in life.
This section will cover some of the absolute basics of investing, teaching everything from why we invest, different investment vehicles, and how to value assets. My goal here is to teach you have to create and manage your own portfolio, or simply to understand enough about the business to keep your broker honest. You can look forward to everything from basic presentations to complex spreadsheets with algorithms that enable you to calculate minimum option credits required to assume specific market risks.
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