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What to invest in? - alan15 - 07-02-2025
I am starting my adventure with investing. Where to look for advice? What is worth paying attention to and why?
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RE: What to invest in? - oci11 - 07-02-2025
(07-02-2025, 08:24 AM)alan15 Wrote: I am starting my adventure with investing. Where to look for advice? What is worth paying attention to and why?
? Where to Look for Reliable Investment Advice
- Books for Beginners
- “The Intelligent Investor” by Benjamin Graham
- “Rich Dad Poor Dad” by Robert Kiyosaki
- “A Random Walk Down Wall Street” by Burton Malkiel
- “The Intelligent Investor” by Benjamin Graham
- Trusted Financial Websites & Platforms
- Investopedia – Great for learning the basics
- Morningstar – For research on mutual funds and ETFs
- Yahoo Finance / Google Finance – To track stocks and news
- Reddit (r/investing) – Peer discussions (use caution and cross-check info)
- Investopedia – Great for learning the basics
- Podcasts & YouTube Channels
- The Motley Fool, BiggerPockets Money, Graham Stephan, or Andrei Jikh for beginner-friendly insights
- The Motley Fool, BiggerPockets Money, Graham Stephan, or Andrei Jikh for beginner-friendly insights
- Certified Financial Advisors (CFAs)
If you're serious and want a custom plan, a CFA can help you understand your financial goals and risk tolerance.
✅ What to Pay Attention To & Why
- Understand Your Goals
- Are you investing for retirement, a home, or short-term gains?
- Your goal determines the time horizon and risk level you can afford.
- Are you investing for retirement, a home, or short-term gains?
- Start with the Basics
- Learn the difference between stocks, bonds, ETFs, mutual funds, and index funds.
- Learn the difference between stocks, bonds, ETFs, mutual funds, and index funds.
- Diversification Is Key
- Don’t put all your money in one place. Spread investments to manage risk.
- Don’t put all your money in one place. Spread investments to manage risk.
- Fees and Taxes
- Understand brokerage fees, fund management fees, and capital gains taxes — these can eat into profits over time.
- Understand brokerage fees, fund management fees, and capital gains taxes — these can eat into profits over time.
- Risk vs. Reward
- Higher returns usually come with higher risk. Know your risk tolerance.
- Higher returns usually come with higher risk. Know your risk tolerance.
- Avoid Emotional Investing
- Don’t panic during downturns. The market goes up and down — stay focused on long-term goals.
- Don’t panic during downturns. The market goes up and down — stay focused on long-term goals.
- Start Small and Consistent
- Use methods like Dollar-Cost Averaging (DCA) — investing a fixed amount regularly, regardless of market conditions.
- Use methods like Dollar-Cost Averaging (DCA) — investing a fixed amount regularly, regardless of market conditions.
? Bonus Tips
- Use virtual trading apps (like Investopedia Simulator) to practice without real money.
- Automate investments with platforms like ETFs or Robo-Advisors.
- Always question “too good to be true” schemes — avoid scams and unlicensed advisors.