“If you are investing in your education and you are learning, you should do that as early as you possibly can, because then it will have time to compound over the longest period." - Warren Buffet
Do you want to learn how Investors like Warren Buffet and Peter Lynch achieve their Investment Success?
Do you ever get overwhelmed by this information overload? Are you unsure of what strategy you should pick? How you should react to news and how to control your emotions? This course will provide you how The Best Investors think and it might be able to help you becoming a better Investor!
This Investment course teaches you the powerful strategies which the greatest investors of our time, like Warren Buffet and Ray Dalio use to earn billions in the stock market.
"The key to making money in stocks is not to get scared out of them." - Peter Lynch
Becoming a great Investor takes time, the reason most people lose money is because they are speculating. None of the greatest investors speculate on short-term market movements. They use a strategy called "Value Investing" which is what you will learn here.
This course goes in-depth on: investments philosophy, checklists, how they manage their emotions and which principles made them successful.
It will provide you with a better understanding to make better investment decisions.
Everything is written and explained in simple way so everyone will be able to follow along and hopefully become a better investor!
This course will include how these Investors Achieved their Success:
1. Warren Buffet
2. Howard Marks
3. Philip Fisher
4. Peter Lynch
5. Bill Ackman
6. Seth Klarman
7. Benjamin Graham
8. Ray Dalio
9. Charlie Munger
10. John Bogle
Warren Buffet have generated a compound annual return of 20.1% against 10.5% for the S&P 500 from 1965 through 2021.
Peter Lynch outpaced the S&P 500, averaging over 29% average annual return over 13 years.
Who should attend?
This will teach you how to Invest like the Top investors mentioned above, learn their secrets to market success and what they look for before they invest in a stock.
