Investing: Self Help Secrets for Beginners to Invest in Stocks, Real Estate, Finance Bonds and No Money Down Flipping Houses and Build Wealth Like a Millionaire

The Simple Path of Investor’s Mind

By: Brandon Marks

Narrated by: Allen Sharp

Looking to invest some of the money you have worked ages for, but are not sure where to start? Congrats! You have come across just the right book!

There is so much to learn about for those new to the investing world. Starting out with a diversified portfolio can help you to limit your loses and increase your gains. You must learn to leave emotions out of the game and focus on the hard facts to avoid making mistakes. Finding a mentor who can answer your questions, picking stocks that may not look like the best now but will increase later, and avoiding common panics in the market can all help you to reach the success that you want.

If you are a beginning investor or just waiting for your chance to start creating your own independent source of wealth, then this book has been tailored just for you. By the time you are done listening to this book, you will understand that making money is not a preserve of the rich, but you can also make money even with an average or small salary or income.

Furthermore, you will learn about risk tolerance and how to evaluate your returns. There are certain types of risks that you MUST be aware of, if you want your investing journey to be a productive and financially healthy one. Additionally, be aware that there are some mistakes that most beginner investors make, and if you want to do it the smart way, you should (and will by listening to this book) learn how to avoid them.

A Preview of What You'll Learn:

• Investing Basics
• Risks
• Stocks
• Bonds and Dividends
• Real Estate
• Secret Tips
• And Much More!

Download your own copy today and invest in your financial knowledge!

©2019 Brandon Reese (P)2019 Brandon Reese

A Must listen for Investors

The crux of investing is not just being right, but being right when others are wrong. This is where "non-correlated returns" (returns that beat benchmarks) or "alpha" comes from. It starts with having a different mindset and worldview.

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The narrator was fantastic. It had good info in the book. It was very good.

Your Complete Financial Game Plan

This book surpassed my greatest expectations beyond belief I appreciate and thank Robert for his unconditional reverence in regards to financial literacy and Independence

Must listen everyone Recommended.

The best book for valuation on the market, Investment Banking makes concept easy to understand with great examples which lead the student from start to finish. I used this book in my Mergers and Acquisitions class over the text which was assigned, because it was so much better than anything else on the market.

So Informative I Had to Get my Own Copy

For someone that knew nothing about investing, this book was a great reference. It will get you up to speed on the principles and verbage used.

Great Investing Book All Around!

As a long distance real estate investor myself, I wish I had found this book earlier. It would have saved a lot of headache and money. Well written and easy to understand concepts that can be used by anyone looking to invest in real estate outside of one's hometown. Plenty of tips, advice and template/letters that I can refer back to from time to time.

A product good enough to keep my kids engaged .

This book clearly lays out the stock buying process and what you should look for and stay away from. Obvious the secret to getting rich is not in here as the stock market is a gamble, but for someone who knew nothing at all about the stock market this was a very easy and informative read.

Best book for Self Help

If you want to know all about stocks and bonds, then this is the book for you. You can’t go wrong. John gives it to you using simple arithmetic showing you what to watch for and how to save money so that you get the most earnings out of your investments.

Best for novice investors!

Very informative and the wordage is easy fora layperson. Truly makes the details of investing interesting. A good compact book for beginners. It was very well explained and terms were defined as well.

Great starting place

I had tried to listen 2 other books on investing and gave up because they were complicated and overwhelming. This book breaks into 8 chapters (that you don't necessarily have to read in order) that address the concepts separately so you don't have to sort them out.