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Escape the 9-5? Looking for freedom?

Every wanted a change in career, or just to earn some extra income on the side. Then trading and investing in the stock market is what you are looking for.

In this two-book bundle you will discover and learn everything you need to become proficient at trading the stock market like a pro.

Thank you for choosing this book. We put a lot of care into making it the very best for you. We wish you all the best!

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In Book 1: Investing For Beginners: The New Complete Beginner's Guide to Using Investing to Grow Your Money & Create Wealth Understanding the Basics of Stocks Why Invest in Stocks? Strategies in Stock Investing Investing Mistakes to Avoid Asset Allocation Guide for Beginners Finding a Good Stock to Buy Investing in Stocks with Little Money Protect Your Investment from a Market Crash
In Book 2: Stock Trading: Stock Trading For Beginners - Learn & Master New Stock Trading Strategies - How to Make a Living Day Trading The Stock Market What are Stocks? Understanding the Stock Market Bear Markets vs. Bull Markets A Stock Market Correction vs. Crash Long-Term vs. Short-Term Investment Is Stock Investing Better Than Other Forms of Savings? Fundamental Analysis Technical Analysis
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Cheers for taking your time to purchase the book, Investing for Beginners: The Complete Beginner's Guide to Using Investing to Grow Your Money & Create Wealth.

Forging your path towards a certain goal that others would think you are not capable of doing because you lack experience, knowledge, skills and ability can be exhilarating, challenging and exciting. And in every success you make in whatever field of specialization you may pursue there has an underlying story that serves as an inspiration to other people.

However, in every path you follow, there are obstacles that hinder your goal, but if you know how to face these trials, you will reach your destination. Your achievement is not a consequence of magic and luck, but it is the result of long years of hard work, perseverance, diligence, patience, discipline and most of all in believing yourself that you can do it.

As the saying goes, If others can make it, why can’t I. Yes, indeed it is true that we can always do what others can, whether it is in business or in other fields. If not for these virtues possessed by the world’s most successful great men in the history of business and the financial world as a whole, there would be no such thing as stock investing, which has evolved since it was introduced in 1602, where the world’s first publicly traded company was established.

Those people who wanted to have changes in their lives have contributed to the success of stock investing in the world. Most of these notable people started from scratch until they became rich through their investing principles. If you have read the story of some great men in business, you are in great awe as to how they made millions of dollars in investments using their own principle and investing style.

The most popular among these men is none other than Warren Buffet, whose name is always included in writings and books about investment, quoting his contribution in stock investing and how he became a billionaire. His investment started in his early adolescence using the money he earned from his odd jobs. Truly, this man is worthy of emulation, and he has inspired us to become like him.

He conquered the stock market by beating it not with a gun, but by buying the market and operates it using his little knowledge taken from his readings of several economics books at a very young age. Can you imagine how this young man was able to carve his niche in the financial market? His exemplary record is a picture of hard work and dedication to his craft that turned him into a self-made man.

What about you? Do you have the guts to imitate his achievements? If you have no guts, you have no glory, as the saying goes. It also needs guts to get invested because without it you would not dare to spend your money in buying stocks that could lose its value in a short-term or during a market decline.

Try to observe, those people who excelled in stock investing are mostly men, with the likes of Peter Lynch, Carl Icahn, Jesse Livermore, John Neff, Benjamin Graham, George Soros, William Hunt Gross, John Bogle, Thomas Price, John Templeton, and not to forget-Warren Buffet.

With the list above, does it mean that only men can succeed in investing? Gender, race and age have nothing to do with one’s success in investing. The secret of their success is based on the principles that they developed, modified what they have learned and applied it without any doubt.

Each one of them has its own style in gaining profits and the most notorious on this field is none other than Carl Icahn, who made his hostile takeover of the airline company TWA, that earned him the title as Corporate Raider.

We too can be like them, but we have to master the different methods, techniques and skills that they used on how to get started with investing. Conquer all your fears and do remember that investing is akin to gambling where your shares of stocks rely solely on the movement of the stock market, but they differ in the likes that gamble have a 50-50 chance of winning, while stock investing has 100 percent guaranteed returns if invested in a long term.

The highs and lows in the market will greatly affect the value of the stocks. Should you dream big? If you want to grow your wealth a hundredfold, investing is the key towards that goal. It is an excellent way to expand your hard earned money, by letting it move rather than keeping it in a piggy bank or rolling the money in your retail shop.

I am not saying that selling in a virtual or physical store is less superior than investing, but when you want to grow your money into thousands of dollars, this is the right place to do it. If money is your problem, you will be surprised at what the financial gurus are saying-that you can start investing with a small amount of money, the least is $1 to $5.

Would that be possible? That question will be answered in one of the chapters of this book. There’s more to this information about where to buy stocks and what the best stocks to purchase are. Although our focus in this book is about stocks, there are alternative investments that I can suggest to you to get you started with stock investing like cash, bonds, dividends, funds, real estate and to name a few.

I will tell you that investing is wider in scope, and it is easy to do it once you have talked to a financial advisor or chatted with a Robo advisor, which is gaining popularity nowadays. I understand that everyone is looking for an easy and cheaper way to invest their money and it is not a big problem if we think it outside of the box. As a beginner, you can start investing with a minimal initial deposit and increase it once your investment grows through diversification and a rebalancing of your portfolio.

While intelligence is a plus factor in any endeavor, this is only a part of the recipe of success, as what Peter Lynch has said that all of us have a brainpower to do business in the stock market. If you have a fifth-grade math, you are eligible to start the investment process. If you know a simple equation and knows a few simple principles from experienced investors, there is no reason why you can’t be like Warren Buffet and Peter Lynch.

The stock market is a great place for people who want to participate in moneymaking venture without stepping on other’s shoes. It is a platform where you also meet professionals and institutional investors whose inspiring stories will motivate you into changing your mindset and overcoming your fears and insecurities.

For your information, the first investment company was the Dutch East India Company, which released its shares on the Amsterdam Stock Exchange, and since then several countries, including the United States and England, also founded their own stock market.

From this day on, start contemplating on things that you will be learning in this book, digesting each tip and once you have absorbed the fundamentals of investing, don’t waste your precious time in unnecessary activities that will jeopardize your future. Invest while you are still young as you get your money back over a period of years that will surely amass wealth.

You will enjoy a great deal of your time in investing, without relying on luck because you know the returns will not only double, triple but in multiple times. It is better to be busy making money without much effort rather than looking miserable because of wrong investment.

Growing your wealth is the primary reason why you should invest your money in stocks and equipping yourself with the basic skills will help you attain your goal with a little amount of money that will save you from financial trouble when the unexpected occurs.

Disclaimer

All the information in this book is for general educational purposes only. Results are not guaranteed and may vary. Nothing in this book should be taken as financial advice.

Please always consult with a professional in this field before you take action.

Chapter 1: Understanding the Basics of Stocks

You’ve heard a lot of success stories of ordinary people who became millionaires by investing their hard-earned money in stocks. How did they do it? Would that be possible for you to replicate their financial achievement? There is nothing impossible if you know how to handle your finances, instead of splurging your dollars in unimportant things and vices. By being frugal and realistic, you too could increase your wealth in due time by investing in the stocks. This chapter will give you a better glimpse on the basics of stocks.

What are Stocks?

Stocks are small portions of publicly offered shares of companies that you can buy or invest in. You become a part-owner of the company after you buy a couple of shares and you will be entitled to enjoy certain shareholder rights, such as:

Voting power- This means that you can vote for or fight for against certain major decisions within the company that you think is not right or you dislike.

Dividends- As a shareholder, you will reap the fruits of your investment through dividends that the company pays out from the profit of their business.

Ownership rights- As a part-owner, you will enjoy more power if you buy more shares through an Initial Public Offering or IPO. You also have the rights to sell your shares anytime you want.

Two Ways to Make Money in Stocks:

Capital gains. You earn after you bought shares from the company say for example, 200 shares of designer bags at $40 per share and you invested $8,000. After three years, each share would increase at $80 and your investment is now worth $16,000. Your capital gains will be $8,000.

Dividends. When a company earns a profit; it can do two things with it. First, it can keep the profit within the company (retained earnings), so it can be used for future growth. Second, the company pays out to shareholders (you) in the form of dividend. The company can do both ways to earn a profit.

Learning the basic principles of investment and the asset classes is a plus factor in the business. It is advisable that you know how to identify the types of investments and how they fare in the risk ladder before deciding what assets you should add to your investment portfolio.

What is a risk ladder?

The risk ladder is a way of identifying asset classes based on their riskiness. The relative riskiness could vary, but cash is the most stable while other instruments are volatile. As a beginner, you can stick with exchange traded funds or index funds which are considered as the best choice for newbies.

Getting to know the Investment Risk Ladder

The investment ladder is identified in their ascending order of risk that starts with cash as stable. Here is a complete list of the major asset classes:

1. Cash

Beginners can understand how cash bank deposit earns interest and it is the safest of all asset classes provided it is deposited in a stable banking institution. While your money is kept in the bank, it is guaranteed that your capital is returned to you. The downside is that the interest you gained from the cash stored in your savings account cannot beat inflation. Another good option is a certificate of deposit (CD) that is offered by credit unions and bank and they are highly liquid instruments.

They are similar to cash bank deposits, but have higher interest rates compared to a savings account. The downside is you cannot withdraw the money for a specific period of time and penalties are imposed for early withdrawal. When we say liquid asset or instrument, it means they can easily be exchanged into cash within a short period of time, such as money market instruments, cash, and marketable securities.

2. Bonds

A bond is one of the debt instruments that are commonly used to represent a loan made by a lender to a borrower to raise a capital. As a binding and documented obligation, it guarantees funds to an investor in return for a fixed interest rate. The rates for bonds are based on the prevailing interest rates that make them heavily traded in times of quantitative easing or when there is an increase of interest rates by the central banks or the Federal Reserve. Bonds are also used in business organizations to fund purchases, operations and projects. Even newly hired bank employees are asked to deposit bonds to protect the company against theft and dishonesty.

3. Stocks

Investors can participate in the success of a listed company by purchasing shares of stocks that will be used to raise capital. The investor will earn through dividends and the sale of stocks. As a shareholder, you can claim a part of the company assets during liquidation or bankruptcy, but not the whole assets. If you are a holder of common stocks, you will enjoy voting rights during shareholder’s meetings while preferred stock holders do not have the right to vote, but can receive preference on common shareholders when it comes to payments of dividends.

4. Mutual Funds

This is a type of investments where many investors pool their money to purchase securities, such as short-term debt, bonds and stocks. These funds are handled by portfolio managers who are responsible in the allocation and distribution of the combined holdings in securities, bonds and stocks. The mutual funds are valued at the closing of each trading day, including the transactions for buy and sell.

For a start, you can invest in mutual funds at $1,000 per share and then diversify into different stocks in your given portfolio. These funds are designed to imitate indexes like DOW Industrial Index and S&P 500. Portfolio managers update the mutual funds by tracking and make adjustments of the allocation in the existing fund. The downside is that the funds are costly due to front-end charges and annual management fees that can affect the return on investment.

5. Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs)

ETFs are very popular among investors as they are convenient to buy a wide basket of securities in one transaction. They are similar to mutual and index funds, but they differ in the sense that ETFs can be traded the entire day while their value is subject to changes during a trading day. The activity of ETFs reflects the buying and selling behavior of stocks. Here are the advantages of ETFs:

They can be traded throughout the day in a stock exchange.

They can track a hidden index like S&P500 and another basket of stocks that the ETF issuer would want to stress a certain ETF.

They reflect the stocks’ buy and sell behavior.

They are easy to trade.

They offer broad coverage.

6. Alternative Investments

This type of investment offers a wide range of investments in asset classes aside from cash, bonds and stocks. It can cover tangible assets, such as antique, coins, wine, art, stamps and precious metals. It can also cover financial assets, such as commodities, real estate, hedge funds, distressed securities, private equity, carbon credits, exchange funds, film production, venture capital, cryptocurrencies, and financial derivatives. Real estate, shipping and forestry investments are also termed as alternative investments. The most popular of these alternative investments are:

Hedge Funds & Private Equity Funds

Like mutual funds, hedge funds pool capital from either institutional or accredited investors and then invest them in various assets, mostly with risk management techniques and complicated portfolio construction to deliver more than the expected market returns or alpha. Hedge funds are not perfect and they can create changes in returns and show lower performance by a substantial margin. Only accredited investors can take advantage of hedge funds that require an initial investment of $1 million and above. The downside is hedge funds enforce net worth requirements and your money is tied up for a certain time period.

Commodities

This refers to tangible products or resources that investors buy and sell, such as minerals (copper, gold, silver, manganese, and ore), crude oil and agricultural products (coffee, rice, corn).

Real Estate

Real estate is a good investment as the price of properties continues to increase in years. Investors can directly buy residential and commercial properties. If they are avoiding hassles, they can buy REITs shares or real estate investment trusts, which act similar to mutual funds where accredited investors pool their money collectively to buy properties and they can also trade like stocks on the same stock exchange.

Invest Reasonably, Hassle-Free and Suitably

Identifying the risk ladder will give you an idea which of the major asset classes suit to your needs. Experienced investors broaden their investment portfolio by using the asset classes, mixing them while realizing the

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