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Stock market for beginners
Rating: 4.8 out of 5(121 ratings)
450 students
Created byCandi Carrera
Last updated 11/2020
English

What you'll learn

  • Understand how the stock market works and its main purpose
  • Understand the purpose of the main market indices like DowJones30, S&P500
  • Be able to differentiate between equities, bonds, commodities, derivatives and other types of instruments
  • Have an overview of the various actors in the stock market between buyers, sellers, rating agencies, brokers & oversight authorities
  • Understand the difference between the primary and secondary market
  • Understand the relationship between a financial instrument and its risk & potential return/reward expectations
  • Have an overview of the tools to use as investor

Course content

5 sections16 lectures3h 40m total length
  • Introduction2:47

    In this first lecture, I will walk you through the table of contents of the course in order to provide you an overview of the main chapters of this training.

  • Purpose of the stock market10:00

    In this lecture, we will explore the investor to company relationship related to capital & return on that capital. I will also introduce a first dilemma related to the various investment opportunities related to their risk & potential return.

  • History & main events13:56

    The holy grail for many investors & speculators is to be able to accurately predict markets. In this section I will walk you though this topic with interesting figures about the predictability (or not) of markets. You will listen into a very interesting video from Peter Lynch who has been a very famous & successful investor and you will see that what he was stating in 1994 has repeated itself until 2020 included.

  • Main market indices7:44

    In this section I will share first insights about the purpose of market indices & the major stock market indices in the world. Based on the Dow Jones 30 you will understand how such an index is structured and evolves over time.

  • Introduction - Knowledge Check

Requirements

  • Eagerness to learn
  • General interest in stock markets & finance

Description

Investing in the stock market can be confusing experience for beginners due to the amount of news, buzzwords and complex vocabulary. While Warren Buffett said that you do not need a PhD to be a successful investor, investing in the stock master requires a minimum of understanding of the fundamental principles. This is exactly the purpose of this training.

In this course you will learn all about:

  • Understand how the stock market works and its main purpose

  • Understand the purpose of the main market indices like DowJones30, S&P500

  • Be able to differentiate between equities, bonds, commodities, derivatives and other types of instruments

  • Have an overview of the various actors in the stock market between buyers, sellers, rating agencies, brokers & oversight authorities

  • Differentiate between the primary and secondary market

  • Understand the difference between the primary and secondary market

  • Understand the relationship between a financial instrument and its risk & potential return/reward expectations

  • Have an overview of the tools to use as investor

Investing in stock markets can be a very positive but also very negative experience if you do not really understand what you are doing.

Learn from my 20 years experience as an investor running my own investment fund and rapidly move ahead faster with the knowledge I will share with you.

THIS COMPLETE COURSE WILL GIVE YOU A SOLID START IN STOCK MARKETS

Many thanks and I appreciate your interest in my course!

-Candi Carrera

Who this course is for:

  • Beginner investors curious about the stock market
  • People having a general interest in the stock market
  • People who are serious about investing in the stock market and not gamblers
  • People who do not understand or get confused with the financial market vocabulary