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    Investing Made Simple - Warren Buffet Strategies To Building Wealth And Creating Passive Income
    Investing Made Simple - Warren Buffet Strategies To Building Wealth And Creating Passive Income
    Investing Made Simple - Warren Buffet Strategies To Building Wealth And Creating Passive Income
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    Investing Made Simple - Warren Buffet Strategies To Building Wealth And Creating Passive Income

    By Adidas Wilson

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    Everybody wants financial freedom. Many try to find it by doing what they are passionate about. There are people who have found it by climbing up the ladder in the company where they work while others have started a business. In the past five-year period, more millionaires have emerged than in any other period. Online resources and the internet in general are responsible for much of that success. Most of these people have been cool enough to write about their success and offer some advice and insight about success and what to do to attain it. One thing that has been mentioned in a majority of the books is the "secrets to financial freedom". So, what are these secrets? No matter how much money you make, if you have no idea how to manage it you will never attain financial freedom—you will not even come close. You need to learn how to manage what you make and cultivate a culture of saving. Your money should work for you. If you have uncontrollable spending habits, you will end up doing even worse than people who make way less than you. The first step to financial freedom is saving. Analyze your spending habits. Control your spending habits and start budgeting and saving. Next, learn about investing your savings. This is among the most crucial decisions of your life. Take your time and research growth markets. Loving what you do will take you closer to the financial freedom you yearn for. You can make a lot of money but lead a miserable life because you do not enjoy your job. If you follow your passion, all other things will fall into place. The best way to choose a career that you love is by getting into one that utilizes your strengths. You will be an important asset to the company or your business. A person with well-defined goals is "like a ship with a compass", heading in a specific direction. If you do not have goals, it will be easy to get lost at sea. Have a clear plan of what you want to achieve and the methods you will use to achieve it.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAdidas Wilson
    Release dateOct 26, 2018
    ISBN9781386143116
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      Investing Made Simple - Warren Buffet Strategies To Building Wealth And Creating Passive Income - Adidas Wilson

      Disclaimer

      THE AUTHOR HAS MADE every effort to ensure the accuracy of the information within this book was correct at time of publication. The author does not assume and hereby disclaims any liability to any party for any loss, damage, or disruption caused by errors or omissions, whether such errors or omissions result from accident, negligence, or any other cause.

      Table of Contents

      Introduction – Stocks for Beginner Investors

      Ch. 1 – What is an Index Fund

      Ch. 2 – How to Invest in Index Funds

      Ch. 3 - Warren Buffet’s Investing Style Reviewed

      Ch. 4 - Dividend Investing for Beginners

      Ch. 5 - Stock Market Basics

      Ch. 6 - Different Types of Stocks

      Ch. 7 – ETFs

      Ch. 8 - How to Invest in Stocks

      Ch. 9 - How Stocks Trade

      Ch. 10 - How Warren Buffet Started

      Ch. 11 - How to Invest Like Warren Buffet

      Ch. 12 - Investing Mistakes to Avoid at All Cost

      Conclusion

      Introduction

      Stocks for Beginner Investors

      There are a few great ways to invest your money. However, if you want the best returns, the stock market is a good option. If you do not already have stocks you are missing out on something big. For a beginner, buying stocks can be overwhelming and this book is meant to help you through the process. When you buy a stock, what you are basically doing is buying a part ownership of the company. You buy the stocks in individual shares. If you buy more shares, you get a greater stake in the company. Another thing, purchasing stocks can give you shareholder rights such as the right to vote and receive dividends. What is the importance of voting rights? The matter that shareholders vote on affects the value of the shares. Companies that are considered public are those that issue stocks because they give the public an opportunity to invest in them. Private companies, on the other hand, do not issue stocks on the public exchange. A company issues stocks to acquire capital. Once it issues stocks it becomes accountable to its shareholders and must adhere to strict disclosures and regulations. Stocks can earn you money in two ways. The first way is to buy stocks and resell them at a higher price. The number of shares you should buy depends on the amount of money you want to invest and the price of shares. The second way is to keep the shares and earn dividends. A dividend is a fraction of the company’s earnings paid to shareholders. Stocks are traded on a public exchange. You

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