A financial blog focused on simple investing tips for building wealth


  • Stock strategies
    There are a variety of strategies you can use when investing in stocks, depending on your individual goals and risk tolerance. For example, if you’re looking for long-term growth potential with minimal… Read more: Stock strategies
  • ETFs, Mutual funds…
    There are other ways to invest in the stock market as well, such as ETFs (exchange-traded funds) and mutual funds. These investments can be less risky than individual stocks because they diversify… Read more: ETFs, Mutual funds…
  • Risks with investing
    It’s important to understand the different risks associated with investing in stocks. Short-term investments are generally much riskier than long-term investments, so it’s essential to be aware of your timeline and plan… Read more: Risks with investing

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Embark with me on this journey and learn how to achieve financial independence and wealth. Building wealth and investing in the right companies that have the potential for exponential growth and long term capital appreciation is key! Investing in companies like Apple, Google, and Microsoft can help an investor to become financially independent. Other ways to build wealth is purchasing real estate for rental properties and starting a business. I’ll focus on stocks, ETFs and mutual funds investing and maybe we can also explore cryptocurrencies. The greatest things is you can start sooner than later and own the shares in a company that you use everyday. But you have to do your own research. As all investments comes with risk. I remember when I first got started back in 2007 I open up my first brokerage account with a company called Sharebuilder. At the time there wasn’t as much information available on investing as it is now. It was exciting when I first saw how my small invest grew. It was also scary when I first saw my account in the red. What new investor may not know is when the market goes up and down these are unrealized gains and losses. There not actual gains or loss until you sell your shares.

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