Sooo.... this video ended up being wayyy longer than I had hoped for (and it ended up being only 9 things) but oh well... I hope you guys enjoy - Thanks for watching! :D 📈📚 As always, if you're a beginner to the Stock Market in Canada and you're looking for a step-by-step blueprint on how to get started... Find out more about our Investing Academy here - bit.ly/theinvestingacademy
Thanks for posting this. I totally agree with you as I started investing in Jan. 2020 (The Peak) and I was luckily well educated to make dumb mistakes you've mentioned in the video!.
Has anyone had a problem when registering for @brandonbeavisinvesting course? Registered twice and never got a call for the session.... @brandon can you reach out to me please.
1:26 Falling for New Trends & Fads 3:10 Don’t Always Wait to Break Even 5:35 Investing Too Much Money 8:09 Never Trust the Media Headlines 11:05 Even Experts Can Be Wrong! 13:47 Invite Crashes. Don’t Fear Them 16:04 Reading Investing Books (One Up On Wall Street by Peter Lynch, The Intelligent Investor by Benjamin Graham) 18:12 Never Chase Previous Performance 20:37 Investing is Like Soap
YES!! Totally agree! We waste so much time commuting and being stuck in traffic, listening to such gold content would be of great value and make traffic hours less dreadful.
I wish I had started sooner. I like number 3, invest within your means and don't compare your beginning to someone else's middle. We are all on different paths!
I like your point about not needing to wait to break even. A lot of people do that, but sometimes you have to cut your losses. By taking the loss, you can put that money into something more likely to grow so you come out ahead. Thanks for this great video.
From my own experience in investing over several decades, I think your advice is spot-on. I found myself nodding in agreement with each and every new point you made.
Wow. Thanks for the advice. I just started investing this year. Going really slow. Just $50 a week. And trying not to get too greedy and believing I can catch the next big thing 😄
Amazing tips. I just started investing in April. Took advantage of the market crash to invest in different companies. All your points are right on. I've learned so much in this short period of time. I've seen a couple of your videos and I like your take on investing and helping other new and experienced investors any way you can. Just subscribed! Good job 😄
I will be starting to do investments. As a newcomer, I realized I have a lot information to absorb. Your videos are giving me the learnings I need to get. Hope to watch more videos from you. Thank you
Great video, I am a beginner to investing, I'm 18 and instantly I found your channel, went back in time to your first videos and started learning. Thank you for all your advice and support AND book recommendations! look forward to every video you post, keep it up!!
Awesome job Brandon! You have a great voice and presentation.When you spoke about you experience about selling your RRSP, don’t forget to mention that you’re also taxed on your withdrawal. Keep up the great work!!! I look forward to watching your other videos.
hey man. i just turned 18 and i decided i would take better care of my money and see long term! i found one of your video and the way you explain it is extremely nice and...appeasing ? i love it. youre better than those extreme and loud investing advisors on every goddamn youtube ad. Thansk for that.
wow I'm 18 and so eager to invest that I've been putting over 75% of my income into my portfolio, your comment on the consequence of pulling money out of the rrsp saved me because I was considering selling my 150 AC stocks in the near future....11/10 video.
I LOVE when you say stock market crashes are once in a decade opportunities ! I started investing at the peak in august 2019 and it started going down and I wanted so bad to sell but I didn’t end up doing but I also did not buy more .. And then it went back up and I realised I had missed an opportunity. So glad I realised that a year ago ! When it started going down in february this year, I started investing a lot .. So glad I learned that life lesson a year ago and was able to do some dollar cost averaging during the current situation :) great video BTW 😊
Your content is so useful. Keep posting such valuable videos. Also can you put some light of topics like futures, options and commodity trading.Thank you
Incidentally I was looking into dipping into the stock market few weeks ago, I ended up with two accounts, Wealthsimple for Canadian market, and Questrade for the US, I have RBC US account which I was able to link with no exchange fee! so far, beside the transaction fee, it’s smooth sailing ... thanks for the informative video
Oh you are the perfect person to ask this questions! I wrote this under the other video of yours, I’d like to ask you how I can start helping investing for my son who is entering elementary school. In Korea or US, it is just straight forward to link trade broker with their bank account but Here, I don’t get the system! Could you help me out?
this book intelligent investor is a hefty book but actually so plainly laid out across so many pages, it becomes very clear, soon after reading, just how useful it was to have gone over the material within. That said I appreciate a lot of the bullet points in this, I am currently looking at recovering gains, am not really technically down contributions only down profit. I won on international trucks and AMD last year. +33% overall. Considering cutting losses. One thingI personally do is leave the profit in a stock, the equivalent gains stay within and i move my contribution into a new area. Worked last year and I mean this year just keeping money still, and dollar cost averaging.
So confused with interpretation of point #8. I'm totally new, so sorry if this seems like a silly question, but are you saying that we shouldn't track (research) a stock's performance before deciding whether or not to invest? Doesn't a person need to look at the data to make an informed decision?
Q? for a broke beginner: how can i open an account with Questrade if i only have $50Cad? if that is possible at al cause i see that it requires at least a $1000Cad to open an account.... would it be wise to start with that amount for an ETF savings? if so, how to open an account? do i need to contact my bank (RBC)? please help! - desperate.
Price. The first and most obvious thing to look at with a stock is the price. ... Revenue Growth. Share prices generally only go up if a company is growing. ... Earnings Per Share. ... Dividend and Dividend Yield. ... Market Capitalization. ... Historical Prices. ... Analyst Reports. ... The Industry.
IMO, since it is a key infrastructural project it is going to have a high yield for years to come and companies that hold contracts for its installment and development are going to profit big.
Thank you for sharing. One questions I would like to ask : Is it good to invest in Canada with US dollar ? I hear someone said no tax credit for investing for US dollar, is it true ? Thank you and happy new year in 2021, hope everything will get back to normal and we are keep safe.
Every video I've seen so far mentions that Intelligent Investor book it sucks because I truly hate reading but I'm pretty fascinated by this whole investment and stocks journey I've embarked on so maybe it'll get me to finally start reading. Thanks for the video Brandon, great job.
Great content! Quick question: What are the repercussions of switching to a different ETF portfolio as you grow closer to retirement and may want a lower risk asset allocation? I'm thinking about every 10-15 years switching to a lower risk ETF portfolio.
Thank you so much sharing your knowledge. I really like the example of soup. A friend told me that it was good to make a notes of all the positive things that you see in the stocks you buy and that when you feel like selling. Read your notes and remember all the benefits that you studied and therefore bought those stocks.
It depends on what you believe the intrinsic value of the company is. If the company is selling for $20 a share and you believe it's worth $17, then buy below that price. Some people might be comfortable with buying at $16, somebody else might be only trying to 'get rich' and buy for $10. You would need to look at the balance sheet to evaluate the company and its cash flow and debt to determine intrinsic value. Alternatively you can DCA (Dollar cost average), every paycheck put a consistent amount of money into a stock or ETF (say $100). You buy more shares when markets are low, and less when they are high. The advantage of this is you don't need to constantly evaluate a company, and you don't need to stress about market fluctuations. Assuming the underlying asset is stable, you will succeed in the long term. I suggest using ETFs over stocks (owning 1000 stocks instead of 1), unless you are comfortable putting all your eggs (cash) into one asset.
New investor here from January, an scary roller custer to start investing but I survived picking some good companies and being patient. The most I learnt is don't believe the headlines and the short time issues. I am ready to buy more good companies in next correction.
Great Video! Thanks for sharing your insights, it's definitely very helpful to many. Really inspires many to invest intelligently. Keep up the good work.
Great video, thank you for your insight Brandon. Started on June 24 2019 myself. Shame i am almost 33 years old now. Feel like i am very late at this..
Never too late! Learn as much as you can and make good investments. I started my channel to help people learn to become better investors. I have over 10 years as a professional investor, so trying to share some of that advice.
Hey Brandon, thank you very much for your videos I’m very interested in investing on the side and your TH-cam channels are amazing to listen to in the morning when I’m doing my treadmill. Thank you again and hope to see more of your videos keep up the great work for all Canadians
Your videos are amazing, well explained each part, every time time I have a question you literally answer it in the video the next second really good video for a beginner like me thank you
You say we should only invest for the long term and not put aside immediate expense money elsewhere i.e. not "over invest". What's the best way to manage these savings? Are there some specific ETFs or Mutual Funds (short term, debt, hybrid etc) that I can store this money into and take out as and when needed, rather than just sitting in a bank account?
Awesome video, Brandon! Greetings from Montreal, new subscriber but long time viewer of your content! On the topic of #4 "Never trusting Media headlines", it is absolutely true. Remember, everyone in the financial world has some interest and agenda. If someone tells you a certain stock will skyrocket, they're trying to make you buy stock, which will increase its price on the stock market. The opposite, a statement that 'judgement day' is coming and a stock or a sector will come down crashing targets easily spooked shareholders that will panic and sell their positions, which will drive the price down and make the hedge fund that shorted that stock millions. I am sticking to ETFs. I am a financial pussy, afraid to take much of a risk, and I like the passive approach.
I have no clue how to start. I have a tfsa with rbc. So I guess I start buy getting an account or access to invest(be able to buy my first stock) with rbc?
I am into Aurora for a LOT, (yep, worth about 10% now of what I paid, and that was over $10, BEFORE the stock split) and yes I am in my 50's. So looks like your saying just let it go ?
Great video ! Brandon, im 20 years old. I had read many books and learn on TH-cam many things this days. Would you recomend me if i should invest in great solid companys or i should go with etfs ? Thanks
If you own an ETF you can own an entire country (or world) of publicly traded stocks at once. The S&P 500 ETF has never lost money over 15 years. On average (depending on total country ETF) expect a 6-8% annual rate of return. Individual companies can be much riskier, nobody truly knows what will happen in 5 years. A company can go bankrupt, or you can 10x your money in risky assets. Bad media news can easily drop the stock price 10%+. You can own secure companies that raise dividends every year that are unlikely to go bankrupt like coca cola. Although you can own ETFs that focus on secure high dividend companies. So instead of owning only coca cola, you own 50 companies instead (I believe its ticker NOBL) You can control your risk tolerance with ETFs by mixing and matching (look up Monte Carlo Simulation to back-test portfolio using historical data). In a nutshell, ETFs provide less risk of loss like bankruptcy while owning the market; stocks are riskier but this also means you're more likely to multiply you're money faster while risking bankruptcy depending on company. Do you want to retire in 20 years safely, or do you want to retire in 5 years with high chance of failure? John Bogle once said 'Don't find the needle, buy the haystack'
If you're eager to start investing at 20, start with ETFs. But please read as many books as possible, and follow the stocks/companies of interest. As time goes on you'll have a better idea of how to properly invest and how much into which stocks.
It can be really cool and highly profitable applying the right strategy of course but given the current volatility the màrket, It would be advisable to get yourself and experienced and verified ínvestment adviser. An expert who has a vast knowledge of the market with a well proven strategy. I'm currently working with one, his name is Brandon D. Lewis and he's been mànaging my portfolío for close to a year now and I average profitable returns between $5,000-$1,850 bi-weekly. I strongly recommend you get in touch with him at *brandon4trades (at) g m a i I. c o m* Do it and thank me later.
Aww your only 25! Lol, I'm 36, my dad thought I was finally mature enough to gift me for Christmas $15.000 to learn how to invest in the stock market. So your videos have helped a lot in the last few months, thank you!! :)
7:14 I know this is a rookie question, but I don't get what this means? You lose that space forever? How come? Doesnt that mean you should only invest in a TSFA instead? Also I just dont get how you lose that space. Anyone care to explain for the beginner that I am?
So drop my Canadian oil stocks and swap them into a high dividend bank stock??...been holding these for a decade with massive losses (5 figure)...dump or wait for a bump? Suncor and Crescent Point are killing me.
Sooo.... this video ended up being wayyy longer than I had hoped for (and it ended up being only 9 things) but oh well... I hope you guys enjoy - Thanks for watching! :D
📈📚 As always, if you're a beginner to the Stock Market in Canada and you're looking for a step-by-step blueprint on how to get started... Find out more about our Investing Academy here - bit.ly/theinvestingacademy
I got reccomended finally their is hope for canadians
you cant predict the market you need under stand the value by warren buffet
Thanks for posting this. I totally agree with you as I started investing in Jan. 2020 (The Peak) and I was luckily well educated to make dumb mistakes you've mentioned in the video!.
Learned from this video alot thank you bro
Has anyone had a problem when registering for @brandonbeavisinvesting course? Registered twice and never got a call for the session.... @brandon can you reach out to me please.
1:26 Falling for New Trends & Fads
3:10 Don’t Always Wait to Break Even
5:35 Investing Too Much Money
8:09 Never Trust the Media Headlines
11:05 Even Experts Can Be Wrong!
13:47 Invite Crashes. Don’t Fear Them
16:04 Reading Investing Books (One Up On Wall Street by Peter Lynch, The Intelligent Investor by Benjamin Graham)
18:12 Never Chase Previous Performance
20:37 Investing is Like Soap
legend!
What is the name of the guy mentioned in the soap analogy?
@@allenl9214 this? Gene Fama Jr. “Your money is like soap. The more you handle it the less you will have.”
@@Wynneth thank you.. Are you part of Brandon's Investment Academy course? How much does it cost to signup?
@@allenl9214 I am not part of his course
you should reupload these as a podcast onto spotify or something. I'd love to listen while im driving :)
agreed
You can pay for TH-cam premium and download threes videos.
YES!! Totally agree! We waste so much time commuting and being stuck in traffic, listening to such gold content would be of great value and make traffic hours less dreadful.
Makes sense
@@michealsmith2251 thanks
I wish I had started sooner. I like number 3, invest within your means and don't compare your beginning to someone else's middle. We are all on different paths!
Only a Canadian can give you the most safe, sound, unbias advice. Thanks for the content bro, i hope your channel blows up! Keep it up💪🏾🙏🏾
Agreed. I was thinking the same thing. Calm, unemotional, solid and logical advice. No BS. If you want that, the Excited States of America awaits!
What stocks is good to buy
@@waterloodentureclinic1654 You're asking a bot!
You exhibit great common-sense for someone so young and clearly speak from experience which is the source of all knowledge. Excellent video.
this is the first time that "I got it" and I'm stunned with how easy it was to understand, thank you for breaking it down so well!
Long video, can't believe I watched it without getting bored.
I like your point about not needing to wait to break even. A lot of people do that, but sometimes you have to cut your losses. By taking the loss, you can put that money into something more likely to grow so you come out ahead. Thanks for this great video.
True
Always consider the opportunity cost.
From my own experience in investing over several decades, I think your advice is spot-on. I found myself nodding in agreement with each and every new point you made.
Appreciate that StackAndPrepper
Wow. Thanks for the advice. I just started investing this year. Going really slow. Just $50 a week. And trying not to get too greedy and believing I can catch the next big thing 😄
My stocks that I bought from Bandon and ( Canadian in a t shirt Adrian )suggestions are all in green.
hi what are you using to invest
Amazing tips. I just started investing in April. Took advantage of the market crash to invest in different companies. All your points are right on. I've learned so much in this short period of time. I've seen a couple of your videos and I like your take on investing and helping other new and experienced investors any way you can. Just subscribed! Good job 😄
I will be starting to do investments. As a newcomer, I realized I have a lot information to absorb. Your videos are giving me the learnings I need to get. Hope to watch more videos from you. Thank you
Great video, I am a beginner to investing, I'm 18 and instantly I found your channel, went back in time to your first videos and started learning. Thank you for all your advice and support AND book recommendations! look forward to every video you post, keep it up!!
Awesome video! I was so sad when he didn't include "palantir" with the magic 8 ball and crystal balls that people think the experts have
Awesome job Brandon! You have a great voice and presentation.When you spoke about you experience about selling your RRSP, don’t forget to mention that you’re also taxed on your withdrawal. Keep up the great work!!! I look forward to watching your other videos.
hey man. i just turned 18 and i decided i would take better care of my money and see long term! i found one of your video and the way you explain it is extremely nice and...appeasing ? i love it. youre better than those extreme and loud investing advisors on every goddamn youtube ad. Thansk for that.
wow I'm 18 and so eager to invest that I've been putting over 75% of my income into my portfolio, your comment on the consequence of pulling money out of the rrsp saved me because I was considering selling my 150 AC stocks in the near future....11/10 video.
Thank you for this amazing tips. I have only been investing for 1 week now. I am so excited to learn the smart and more valuable knowledge.
I've been looking at ETF reviews, the top ones say risky all equity ETF. Can you do a video that explains this vs other types ?
I LOVE when you say stock market crashes are once in a decade opportunities ! I started investing at the peak in august 2019 and it started going down and I wanted so bad to sell but I didn’t end up doing but I also did not buy more .. And then it went back up and I realised I had missed an opportunity. So glad I realised that a year ago ! When it started going down in february this year, I started investing a lot .. So glad I learned that life lesson a year ago and was able to do some dollar cost averaging during the current situation :) great video BTW 😊
Awesome videos, can you do something on Employee Stock Options for private companies facing an IPO?
Wow I felt like #3 was made just for me, great video Brandon. I love the quality of the info, editing and background here
Your content is so useful. Keep posting such valuable videos. Also can you put some light of topics like futures, options and commodity trading.Thank you
how can I start investing ? I am looking to start using Webull. what do you have to say about them?
I like this type of presentation. Fresh and genuine! Kudos!!!
Thanks Francis. Cheers!
Whats the price of the investment academy beginner course? I dont want to talk to a sales agent
Incidentally I was looking into dipping into the stock market few weeks ago, I ended up with two accounts, Wealthsimple for Canadian market, and Questrade for the US, I have RBC US account which I was able to link with no exchange fee! so far, beside the transaction fee, it’s smooth sailing ... thanks for the informative video
How did u start out? I’m 17 and I’m going to start trading within the next week or two
Oh you are the perfect person to ask this questions! I wrote this under the other video of yours, I’d like to ask you how I can start helping investing for my son who is entering elementary school. In Korea or US, it is just straight forward to link trade broker with their bank account but Here, I don’t get the system! Could you help me out?
this book intelligent investor is a hefty book but actually so plainly laid out across so many pages, it becomes very clear, soon after reading, just how useful it was to have gone over the material within.
That said I appreciate a lot of the bullet points in this, I am currently looking at recovering gains, am not really technically down contributions only down profit. I won on international trucks and AMD last year. +33% overall. Considering cutting losses.
One thingI personally do is leave the profit in a stock, the equivalent gains stay within and i move my contribution into a new area. Worked last year and I mean this year just keeping money still, and dollar cost averaging.
So confused with interpretation of point #8. I'm totally new, so sorry if this seems like a silly question, but are you saying that we shouldn't track (research) a stock's performance before deciding whether or not to invest? Doesn't a person need to look at the data to make an informed decision?
As a beginner myself-what should i buy first buy with limited funds. REIT? Dividend stocks? Index fundz? ETFs? Thanks!
I just started buying stock a few weeks ago, this is some awesome advice.
Q? for a broke beginner: how can i open an account with Questrade if i only have $50Cad? if that is possible at al cause i see that it requires at least a $1000Cad to open an account.... would it be wise to start with that amount for an ETF savings? if so, how to open an account? do i need to contact my bank (RBC)? please help! - desperate.
So inspiring that you are so young and doing this for so long. I hope to learn this so I can teach my children. Keep up the good work!
Thank you so much!
im new to stocks/investing/ trading I was wondering when you looking to buy a stock what do you look for?
Price. The first and most obvious thing to look at with a stock is the price. ...
Revenue Growth. Share prices generally only go up if a company is growing. ...
Earnings Per Share. ...
Dividend and Dividend Yield. ...
Market Capitalization. ...
Historical Prices. ...
Analyst Reports. ...
The Industry.
your humility is refreshing
I started watching your videos and liking more and more, you’re more mature than your age. Excellent Presentations over and over, keep it up.
Why aren't you using Wealthsimple trade since there's no fee for DIY?
#4 and #5 is also great advice in all of society, not just investing 😁
Thanks for sharing. Best to avoid is CNBC.
Is 5g a stock that would be good to invest in or is it concidered a trend that you talked about in your first point?
IMO, since it is a key infrastructural project it is going to have a high yield for years to come and companies that hold contracts for its installment and development are going to profit big.
So young and yet so matured! Subbed!
Thank you for sharing. One questions I would like to ask : Is it good to invest in Canada with US dollar ? I hear someone said no tax credit for investing for US dollar, is it true ? Thank you and happy new year in 2021, hope everything will get back to normal and we are keep safe.
Every video I've seen so far mentions that Intelligent Investor book it sucks because I truly hate reading but I'm pretty fascinated by this whole investment and stocks journey I've embarked on so maybe it'll get me to finally start reading. Thanks for the video Brandon, great job.
Keep it up! Love these stock videos
That was great video! Its very important for beginners specially and kind of refresher for those who are already into this business.
Great content! Quick question: What are the repercussions of switching to a different ETF portfolio as you grow closer to retirement and may want a lower risk asset allocation? I'm thinking about every 10-15 years switching to a lower risk ETF portfolio.
Thank you so much sharing your knowledge. I really like the example of soup. A friend told me that it was good to make a notes of all the positive things that you see in the stocks you buy and that when you feel like selling. Read your notes and remember all the benefits that you studied and therefore bought those stocks.
All true. I knew all these but I was not able to articulate them as he did here.
Hi, Are we allowed to day trade, options in our TFSA? Does PDT apply to canadians?
Really useful video ! Liked the soap analogy.
Brandon, do u offer consultations? If I need to talk to you about my personal portfolio and get customized advice, can I book say an hour with you?
Hey Brandon, do you have much of an opinion on something like Motley Fool?
Hi Brandon,
When do you say stocks on discount? 10% down from 52 week high or 20%?
Just quick question.
Thanks
It depends on what you believe the intrinsic value of the company is. If the company is selling for $20 a share and you believe it's worth $17, then buy below that price. Some people might be comfortable with buying at $16, somebody else might be only trying to 'get rich' and buy for $10.
You would need to look at the balance sheet to evaluate the company and its cash flow and debt to determine intrinsic value.
Alternatively you can DCA (Dollar cost average), every paycheck put a consistent amount of money into a stock or ETF (say $100). You buy more shares when markets are low, and less when they are high. The advantage of this is you don't need to constantly evaluate a company, and you don't need to stress about market fluctuations. Assuming the underlying asset is stable, you will succeed in the long term.
I suggest using ETFs over stocks (owning 1000 stocks instead of 1), unless you are comfortable putting all your eggs (cash) into one asset.
New investor here from January, an scary roller custer to start investing but I survived picking some good companies and being patient. The most I learnt is don't believe the headlines and the short time issues. I am ready to buy more good companies in next correction.
Thanks so much - I’m very grateful you share with us. I’m very new and so excited to learn and grow
Buy the dip works only in current limitless print system. We have to watch out for system swap coz if paradigm change fleecing will occur.
thanks for sharing your exp Brandon very helpful, great for young people also looking to do something worthwhile
Great Video! Thanks for sharing your insights, it's definitely very helpful to many. Really inspires many to invest intelligently. Keep up the good work.
Thank you for very informative video as I was about to chase previous performance !! Excellent wake up call !!
Great video, thank you for your insight Brandon. Started on June 24 2019 myself. Shame i am almost 33 years old now. Feel like i am very late at this..
Never too late! Learn as much as you can and make good investments.
I started my channel to help people learn to become better investors. I have over 10 years as a professional investor, so trying to share some of that advice.
Hey Brandon, thank you very much for your videos I’m very interested in investing on the side and your TH-cam channels are amazing to listen to in the morning when I’m doing my treadmill. Thank you again and hope to see more of your videos keep up the great work for all Canadians
Your videos are amazing, well explained each part, every time time I have a question you literally answer it in the video the next second really good video for a beginner like me thank you
You say we should only invest for the long term and not put aside immediate expense money elsewhere i.e. not "over invest".
What's the best way to manage these savings? Are there some specific ETFs or Mutual Funds (short term, debt, hybrid etc) that I can store this money into and take out as and when needed, rather than just sitting in a bank account?
Awesome video, Brandon! Greetings from Montreal, new subscriber but long time viewer of your content! On the topic of #4 "Never trusting Media headlines", it is absolutely true. Remember, everyone in the financial world has some interest and agenda. If someone tells you a certain stock will skyrocket, they're trying to make you buy stock, which will increase its price on the stock market. The opposite, a statement that 'judgement day' is coming and a stock or a sector will come down crashing targets easily spooked shareholders that will panic and sell their positions, which will drive the price down and make the hedge fund that shorted that stock millions. I am sticking to ETFs. I am a financial pussy, afraid to take much of a risk, and I like the passive approach.
Hi Brandon, could you please make a video on how to switch from td waterhouse broker to questrade ?
I have no clue how to start. I have a tfsa with rbc. So I guess I start buy getting an account or access to invest(be able to buy my first stock) with rbc?
Thank you for the great content Brandon!
An anchor in a choppy sea. Worth seeing more than once.
Great advice!! #4 was a typical case of dunning-kruger effect's first peak!!! Cheers!!
Awesome video Brandon! The only thing I wish I knew before I started investing is why i didn't learn how to invest earlier! 😃✅🙏🏻
You are a very wise young man. Thanks for the great advice.
Awesome video. How anyone could down vote it is beyond me 🙄
This was absolutely fantastic advice!
Thanks for the video truly enjoy and value your opinion...keep up the good work lots of love from Ontario
Cheers Chuck. Appreciate the comment :)
I am into Aurora for a LOT, (yep, worth about 10% now of what I paid, and that was over $10, BEFORE the stock split) and yes I am in my 50's. So looks like your saying just let it go ?
Dropping that knowledge komrad! 🙌
Keep it up man you are the best, what do you think about Dollarama DOL.TO thanks?
Im basically ignoring rule number 4 of not listening to the media but your a media and yet im listening to you lol
Great video ! Brandon, im 20 years old. I had read many books and learn on TH-cam many things this days. Would you recomend me if i should invest in great solid companys or i should go with etfs ? Thanks
Both!
If you own an ETF you can own an entire country (or world) of publicly traded stocks at once. The S&P 500 ETF has never lost money over 15 years. On average (depending on total country ETF) expect a 6-8% annual rate of return.
Individual companies can be much riskier, nobody truly knows what will happen in 5 years. A company can go bankrupt, or you can 10x your money in risky assets. Bad media news can easily drop the stock price 10%+. You can own secure companies that raise dividends every year that are unlikely to go bankrupt like coca cola.
Although you can own ETFs that focus on secure high dividend companies. So instead of owning only coca cola, you own 50 companies instead (I believe its ticker NOBL)
You can control your risk tolerance with ETFs by mixing and matching (look up Monte Carlo Simulation to back-test portfolio using historical data).
In a nutshell, ETFs provide less risk of loss like bankruptcy while owning the market; stocks are riskier but this also means you're more likely to multiply you're money faster while risking bankruptcy depending on company. Do you want to retire in 20 years safely, or do you want to retire in 5 years with high chance of failure?
John Bogle once said 'Don't find the needle, buy the haystack'
If you're eager to start investing at 20, start with ETFs. But please read as many books as possible, and follow the stocks/companies of interest. As time goes on you'll have a better idea of how to properly invest and how much into which stocks.
Great videos my brotha I'm glad you got a channel going on financial matters
Is there a way to invest in a father?
Hey Brandon, just wanted to ask what are your views on Day trading?
It can be really cool and highly profitable applying the right strategy of course but given the current volatility the màrket, It would be advisable to get yourself and experienced and verified ínvestment adviser. An expert who has a vast knowledge of the market with a well proven strategy. I'm currently working with one, his name is Brandon D. Lewis and he's been mànaging my portfolío for close to a year now and I average profitable returns between $5,000-$1,850 bi-weekly. I strongly recommend you get in touch with him at *brandon4trades (at) g m a i I. c o m* Do it and thank me later.
Aww your only 25! Lol, I'm 36, my dad thought I was finally mature enough to gift me for Christmas $15.000 to learn how to invest in the stock market. So your videos have helped a lot in the last few months, thank you!! :)
What is the name of the dividend investor in the US? Thanks man!
New to Canada.. love your channel.
What should I do with my down payment savings then?
Thank You for guidance
Unrelated to this video, but can you cover warrants in a future video please?
Thank you! Very helpful hints
11. The importance of portfolio diversification.
7:14 I know this is a rookie question, but I don't get what this means? You lose that space forever? How come? Doesnt that mean you should only invest in a TSFA instead? Also I just dont get how you lose that space. Anyone care to explain for the beginner that I am?
Does it mean you have a maximum pool limit in your RRSP and whenever you withdraw it goes down? This point just really confuses me
Can we switch our normal canadian money account to a TFSA?
I did all of these things... bang on!
If you like PPCIan, based on your recommendation as to why, I think you'd also really like Ben Felix (Common sense investing).
Very informative Brandon! Love your channel.
what percentage of your portfolio are etf's?
What's your thought on FLT? Drone Delivery Canada
So drop my Canadian oil stocks and swap them into a high dividend bank stock??...been holding these for a decade with massive losses (5 figure)...dump or wait for a bump? Suncor and Crescent Point are killing me.