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Beginners Guide to the Stock Market
What can the Stock Market Do for You?
Hello stock market operators,
Are you guys having a great Labor Day weekend?
What if every weekend could be like Labor Day?
Sleeping in on Monday and no more Monday blues? So many songs are written about our distain for the Monday start of the week but that is only for the people who have no way out of the 9-5 never ending drag.
You readers of this newsletter do and when you have a way to improve the lifestyles of those around you, I believe you have an obligation to share it.
Once you’re done reading this, your excitement on what you can accomplish financially should have you shouting from the roof tops.
If not then you’re reading the wrong newsletter.
I write this every week because of my strong want to see more and more families become free in their finances.
I mean we live in the land of the free here in America so why should we not live to our fullest potential!
The stock market can provide for you an extra stream of income short term, but long term, a complete lifestyle change.
All you have to do is setup the system so that the stock market becomes the money printing press to fund your lifestyle.
Most of the public thinks about beginning in the stock market as investing only for a meager retirement
Even more people believe the stock market is a playground for the wealthy but that is not true.
The millions of blue collar middle class workers who have pensions coming from investments are what make the stock market such a lucrative place to invest .
That is right, the stock market is a place where first time fortunes are made.
Which is why I believe the stock market benefits from us and we benefit from it once we know how to use the market for our benefit.
Long term Investing and the Compounding of Skill-sets
“What are you talking about skills sets for Robby? I thought we were talking about money and luck of the draw investments.”
“Why can’t we just invest in the next Elon or Bezos and get rich already?”
Well, much as already been said about the market being predicatable.
So instead of trying to get lucky once why don’t we learn to build a system to constantly profit from that market predicatability.
I did a podcast on this topic because so many people Google search stock market for beginners.
But in truth there is no one right way.
The way I teach it is to build out from the long term inward. Start with why your doing this…
Now realisitcally I know we all get involved to make more money but dig down deeper than that. What is your big dream, the life you want to live that you cannot afford with your currect income?
Do you want a home on the water, a beach house, an island! Yes I said an island because I can show you strategies that produce millions in a month every month once you have built up the principle to get involved.
The sky is the limit with the market and you are only limited by the size of your dreams.
I would recommend you approach investing knowing what your written lifestyle dream is 7-10 years down the road. I found a book called “The Magic of Thinking Big” really helped me define how powerful my positive dreaming can be.
Once you know how you want your investments to pay out then build backward
Create a list of 10-12 indivdiual well chosen stocks that have the probability to grow over the next 7 years to get you to where you want to be financially.
Yes, you will never know for sure,but you have to find within that list stocks that you can afford to buy shares of and build from there.
You want to find stocks that have a proven track record of building a competitive advantage, that have global growth potential, that have a dividend (at least in 6 of your 10-12), the company has to have the probability of it’s competitive advantage growing in market need for the next 5-10 years.
Your base stocks that you buy will not be stocks you own forever and you may even sell them within the next 3-5 years but the idea is to grow your skillset along with your money and you have to get started wherever you are now.
Waiting does not help you get closer to your dream!
The beginning of your investing journey doesn’t stop once you buy your first stock, that is just the biggest piece of puzzle to eventual financial independence, but stopping after you buy your first stock and resting is the mistake that most people make.
The Unknown Best Times to Buy Stock
I am going to give you some knowledge that alone can give you an edge beyond your wildest dreams.
Ready for an early Christmas present from this awesome newsletter?
Best buying points for your long term holdings are late October- November, mid-February or Mid-March, May after tax season, and late June - July.
Those can be refined but I like to keep things simple.
For long term holdings simple is best.
Use your list of stocks to do some reasearch and find buy points after events such as earnings or stock splits that way you can take advantage of buying into upward movement.
Now the next step is to use the market to build you a stream of ongoing income to funnel consistent profits to give a growing stock pile to buy more shares of your chosen 10-12 stocks.
That is how your build a real stock market business and never run out of money for the best most lucrative opportunties!
This weekend I have had an overwhelming amount of things to do mostly because we are introducing a new cat to our other two. I haven’t done my options work for the week yet. I plan to do the work on Monday and then send out what I decide.
I want to personallly welcome everyone that is new since last week’s edition.
Welcome to the Under-Accredited Investor Family!
Until tomorrow..
Your Friend in Success,
Robert M Morris
Please note this is not financial advice as I am not a financial advisor and honestly not sure I want to be.
Give this information to your own financial advisor before acting on it in your own voliation.
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