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No Bull Investing: Investing 101 For Financial Freedom
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No Bull Investing: Investing 101 For Financial Freedom

A Practical No Non-Sense Guide to Learning about the World of Investing
Last updated 4/2017
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What you'll learn

  • Understand the fundamentals of investing and know the first steps they need to take to begin their journey
  • Begin practicing trading and investing a number of different asset classes as discussed throughout the course

Course content

3 sections • 25 lectures • 6h 39m total length
  • Course Introduction - No Bull Investing: Investing 101 For Financial Freedom2:43

    The instructor's introduction and curriculum outline for the No Bull Investing: Investing 101 for Financial Freedom Lecture Series.

  • Assessing your Risk Tolerance and Investment Goals9:47

    So you finally decided you wanted to start your journey learning about investing huh?

    That’s absolutely fantastic! It’s at least clear to me by purchasing this course that you have a basic understanding or at least a healthy desire to understand how to make your money work for you, because let’s face it, when you really sit down and think about it there are really only two legitimate ways to make money: by working and/or by having your assets work for you – which would be investing.

    So at this point you’re probably shaking your head, saying yeah I know that already. So tell me what SHOULD I BE INVESTING MY MONEY IN? My answer to that is going to be…..I DO NOT KNOW!!!

    So let me clarify that, I do not know what YOU should be investing in personally.

    Why? Because I’m missing a few pieces of critical information that need to be obtained before going down this road.  So let’s examine some of these in greater detail.

  • Investment Types & Asset Classes Part 1: Cash Equivalents and Bonds19:13

    Now that you hopefully have a general idea of what your risk tolerance level might be and hopefully also the beginning of an outline for your individual investing goals we can now get into some of the major investment categories also known as asset classes that are available to you in the investing world.

    In general there are 4 main asset classes:

    • Cash or Cash Equivalents
    • Fixed Income or Bonds
    • Equities also known as Stocks
    • Alternative investments (Real Estate, Futures, Commodities, Option, Bitcoin, etc.)

    Let's explore Cash Equivalents and Bonds

  • Investment Types & Asset Classes Part 2: Equities and Alternative Investments14:08

    In this lecture we’ll move up on the risk/reward pyramid to talk about Equities also known as Stocks and then we’ll end with a discussion diving into the topic of alternative investments.

  • 7 Controversial Investing Theories15:50

    In this lecture, we’ll briefly talk about 7 of the more popular investing theories. Now the purpose of this lecture is not to give an opinion on which theory I think is correct but to simply introduce you to these concepts so you may have the knowledge to form your own opinion and decide whether investing in stocks is the right choice for you. 

  • Investing vs Trading - Why You Need to Know the Difference18:51

    In today’s lecture we’re going to build on our last discussion regarding various investing theories by ensuring you understand the difference between the concepts of trading and investing. Now there are clear distinctions between not only the objectives of being an investor vs those of being considered a trader but also as you might imagine your risk tolerance level also plays a critical factor in deciding which concept is appropriate for you.

    The purpose of this lecture will be to explain both concepts in detail to help you decide which method most fits your personal circumstances.

  • Choosing the Correct Brokerage Firm15:36

    Now that we have a basic grasp on what the concepts of trading and investing are especially in the context of stocks, it’s now time to understand how we actually go about either investing or trading using our own money or properly stated, our own risk capital.

    Also considering that we now have a good foundation on the main types of investments at our disposal, we need to take the next step which would be choosing and opening a brokerage account. Having your money i.e. risk capital deposited into a brokerage account will allow you to make investments and trades on your own or with the assistance of a broker in many of the various investment types we’ve talked about earlier.

  • Virtual Trading – Your New Best Friend19:51

    Now that we’ve discussed the steps necessary to open a brokerage account, it’s now time we discuss actually preparing ourselves for making our first investment and/or trade. There’s a high probability that you may have some apprehension about committing any money to this still seemingly foreign subject of investing and/or trading. Your fears are definitely warranted. Committing real capital at this point is definitely premature and would likely end in a loss more often than not. Why do I say that? Well that’s because we’ve haven’t actually talked about or performed any of the quote on quote mechanics of actually placing a trade through a discount broker’s platform be it investing in stocks, bonds, or any other investment type that we previously talked about.

    So the purpose of this lecture is to explain how you can practice making various trades in different asset classes and hopefully start to understand the process without committing any money by using a feature called “virtual trading” which will simulate market conditions and the actual trading/investing process online all while using “virtual dollars” as your risk capital.

  • No Bull: Free Research Tools for Investing14:51

    Now the next step in our educational process after becoming proficient using our chosen trading platform is to now take a look at the some of the tools you can use to analyze the markets for potential trade ideas and strategies. In this regard, your chosen broker should logically be the first place you should reference as most of the discount brokers we mentioned have fairly decent tools in this area. However, in this lecture we’ll focus on some of the unaffiliated tools one can use to make sense of the universe of nearly 4,000 actively traded stocks in the United States and more than 15,000 internationally.

  • Section 1 Quiz

Requirements

  • Students need to have a strong desire to learn about investing with the intent of taking control of their finances for the purposes of investing for financial freedom
  • Follow the No Bull Facebook Page to further the journey to financial independence once the course is completed > https://www.facebook.com/nobullinvesting/

Description

***Update: More than 1,300+ student enrollments in the first 5 days of the release ! Join us !***

Are you curious about the world of investing ? 

Have you always wanted to know more about investing but didn't know where to start ?

Are you tired of so called "investment experts" or financial advisers who can't explain anything clearly and whose primary concern seems to be finding a way to part you from your hard earned money ?

If you've answered YES to any of these questions then No Bull Investing was created with you in mind. 

I've been active investor and trader for over 10 years and through the years I've heard all the miraculous promises of so called investment professionals who lure people in with provocative titles & guarantees such as "$1,000 of profits every week like a paycheck" ,"execute 98% of your trades for WINS", or some other unrealistic pipe dream all while burying a disclaimer in their presentation materials about how they are not liable for any losses you MIGHT incur while following their advice. 

I will admit, as I'm sure many of you can relate, that I've fallen victim to some of these great marketers as well (notice I said marketers and not investment professionals !). 

Well the buck stops here. 

The No Bull Investing course series was created with a very simple mission - to once and for all - take the BS out of learning about investment themes for the average/everyday person.

The No Bull Investing course seeks to arm you with the knowledge and tools needed to help you understand which investment themes are appropriate for your individual risk tolerance and investment goals. 

Aspects of this course will cover:

  • How someone can assess what their investment goals and risk tolerance are

  • Simple explanations of popular investment theories

  • Walkthroughs of the different asset classes and how to properly make investments using them (stocks, fixed income securities, options, futures, commodities, currencies, and much more). 

  • Macroeconomic & event-based trading strategies that can be used for profitable trades consistently.

In this course you'll receive:

  • Educational guides, financial models, and links to applicable articles & websites

  • Access to email to ask the course author any questions

  • All future course updates, FOR FREE

  • An absolute guarantee of NO BS from the course author or your money back !


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Who this course is for:

  • Any and all who want to become the masters of their own destinies by making their hard earned incomes work for them through the power of investing - minus any BS of course!