
I am going with your over the Course Structure and Content
A bit about myself and why I put this lecture together
To explain why we will focus no Investing rather than Trading
In the module we will learn which type of Assets are available in the market and their typical Classification
Explore technical stock analysis and qualitative analysis by examining price charts. Recognize that charts reveal past performance but cannot predict future results, and emphasize diversification to manage risk.
Identify key risk factors in investing and balance risk with return using concepts like value at risk and the Kelly criterion, while building a diversified portfolio.
Explore behavioral finance and the biases that shape investing, including loss aversion, disposition effect, overconfidence, herd mentality, and anchoring, and learn to stick to a plan or invest in indices.
Explore how compounding grows wealth, compare accumulating and distributing ETFs, practice cost averaging, and observe the correlation between global indices and the S&P 500 to navigate corrections with diversification.
We add the final touches to the Investment Plan.
Here we will take a look at the final Portfolio structure and summarize the key points.
An overview of personal Biasis
eBook
Even though this course caters to all ages, I want to especially address Young Adults and encourage them to start their investment journey in the stock market early in life.
The first modules will provide you with the necessary basics of Market Terminology and Product Classification.
Further in the course you learn about different investment approaches like Fundamental-, Technical-, and Qualitative- Analysis of stocks and markets.
We will spend time on different types of Risk and how to turn them into Opportunities.
Examples will familiarize you on concepts like "Cost Average", and "Compounding".
You will learn about your Psychology and Biases which is one of the main contributors in your success.
Investing doesn't have to be rocket science, you don't need an accounting degree nor do you have to spend countless hours investigating individual companies.
Having an Investing Plan is essential. It covers all possible future scenarios like dealing with profits/losses, falling/rising markets, assets at risk, asset allocation ... .
In module 4/5 of this course we will design an Investing Plan which you could use as part of your strategy.
This course enables you to design an "Weatherproof" Portfolio that will generate very satisfying returns while managing your risks in the stock market.
Modules will conclude with a quiz to allow you memorizing the important take-a way's.
An e-Book is available for download as future reference.
I am also happy to answer any of your related questions in forums or via email.