THE TEENAGER'S GUIDE TO THE STOCK MARKET

START BUILDING WEALTH NOW



YOU DON'T HAVE TO BE BRILLIANT TO MAKE MONEY INVESTING IN THE STOCK MARKET, BUT YOU DO HAVE TO KNOW WHAT YOU ARE DOING.

That's why, at age 75, I decided to write this book -- to pass on to you the knowledge I wish someone had given me 60 years ago.








Unlike many other investment books, you won't find a get-rich-quick formula here. Instead I'm giving you something of real value: a fact-based, comprehensive, easy-to-read guide that is organized in such a way that you can go into as much depth into the workings of the stock market and common stock investing as desired.














YOU WILL LEARN:


Why now, in your youth, is the best time to start building serious wealth.


The basics of how to pick a stock broker, set up an account, and begin trading.


The risks and rewards of investing in common stocks.


The pros and cons of active, passive, and factor-based investing.


The pros and cons of investing in mutual funds and exchange traded funds.


The ways to avoid market timing.


The strategies used by investment managers to time the market.


The role emotions play in investing.


The roles demographics, productivity, and the government play in long-term investing.


The importance of stock market indices and what they are telling you.


How active, passive, and factor-based investment managers go about their business.


And so much more.










By the end of this book you should know more about the stock market and common stock investing than many investment professionals. The mystery will be cleared away and, with the confidence gained, you should be able to make you own investment decisions, based on you own personality and risk-tolerance.



Start building wealth now




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ABOUT THE AUTHOR

The author has spent nearly 50 years in investments and investment-related areas. He received his bachelor of science degree from Purdue University and his MBA from the University of Chicago. He has taught investments and corporation finance at the Graduate School of Business at Indiana University Northwest and has written many articles for various investment trade publications. He is a Chartered Financial Analyst and has been a speaker at numerous investment conferences. As Director of Equity Investments at a major pension fund, he helped oversee the investment of billions of dollars of pension fund money and managed several common stock portfolios. He retired in 1991 at the age of 48. He has written three books, built houses with Habitat for Humanity, and visited over 50 countries. The author writes under a pen name.