Start learning about the stock market and investing

[ivmarkov1992@gma]

Is now a good idea to start learning about the stock market and investing? To have a career in it.

I was always interested in it because I love money (I have to be honest). I also went to financial school, but life got in the way and I couldn't do it, BUT now I might have a chance to start.

 

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[Spenny]

Is now a good idea to start learning about the stock market and investing? To have a career in it.

I was always interested in it because I love money (I have to be honest). I also went to financial school, but life got in the way and I couldn't do it, BUT now I might have a chance to start.

Yep, always good to get started. But remember that it is not an alternative to the fastlane (see link 2), but it certainly will help with understanding businesses & money. Lots of my business knowledge has come from learning about businesses, that so happen to be stocks.

@fastlane_dad summerised it really well. Thanks for that.

INVESTING - The Most Important Non-Fastlane Thread You will Ever Read (Investing Content Inside)

This thread is not super FASTLANE inspired - but if there is one non-fastlane thread that you pay attention to and take action on THIS IS IT. If your plan IS to make FASTLANE money – you should start building your mental game to handle that money -- starting TODAY and I will show you exactly...

www.thefastlaneforum.com

Link 2

GOLD! - HOT! - MINDSET - Newsflash: Fastlane is your only hope. Not stocks. Not Crypto. Not jobs.

I've been here for 15 years. Over that time, I seen a bunch of "get rich" trends come and go. These flavors are hot for a few years, then disappear. Each time, some threads blow up with folks who are starry-eyed about how wealthy they're going to get as they do nothing but hop aboard a trend...

www.thefastlaneforum.com

 

[fastlane_dad]

Is now a good idea to start learning about the stock market and investing? To have a career in it.

I was always interested in it because I love money (I have to be honest). I also went to financial school, but life got in the way and I couldn't do it, BUT now I might have a chance to start.

Now is always a great time to start, learn and get to used to investing in the markets (and riding the ups and down), but remember as @Spenny linked that FASTLANE is one of your best chances of building a business, controlling your income and becoming wealthy (at a young age).

There are very few if any young 'stock market millionaires' - those who usually became that took reckless risk, and therefore ended up in the news.

And you can definitely pursue a career in finances at any time, depending on which route you see that going.

 

[Kevin88660]

Is now a good idea to start learning about the stock market and investing? To have a career in it.

I was always interested in it because I love money (I have to be honest). I also went to financial school, but life got in the way and I couldn't do it, BUT now I might have a chance to start.

To have a career? What do you mean?

Financial industry consists of three main core areas: Manufacturing financial products, Selling financial products, and making investment decision.

And these three main cores areas lead to (3+1) jobs types.

1) Manufacturing financial products and make them come into the market: ipo bankers, lawyers, actuaries calculating odds for insurance products. 1% of the work force or less

2) Sale force: 30 percent of the work force.

3) Help to make investment decision: pension fund analyst for example: 1% of the work force or less.

4) Other roles to facilitate the business : Operation, Compliance, Product Control, Marketing, Customer Service… make up the rest of the workforce.

I assume you are interested in (3), mathematics and coding skill matter more these days for such jobs. Expect a lot of competition for such jobs. Post-grad education almost a must.

 

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[ivmarkov1992@gma]

Yep, always good to get started. But remember that it is not an alternative to the fastlane (see link 2), but it certainly will help with understanding businesses & money. Lots of my business knowledge has come from learning about businesses, that so happen to be stocks.

@fastlane_dad summerised it really well. Thanks for that.

INVESTING - The Most Important Non-Fastlane Thread You will Ever Read (Investing Content Inside)

This thread is not super FASTLANE inspired - but if there is one non-fastlane thread that you pay attention to and take action on THIS IS IT. If your plan IS to make FASTLANE money – you should start building your mental game to handle that money -- starting TODAY and I will show you exactly...

www.thefastlaneforum.com

Link 2

GOLD! - HOT! - MINDSET - Newsflash: Fastlane is your only hope. Not stocks. Not Crypto. Not jobs.

I've been here for 15 years. Over that time, I seen a bunch of "get rich" trends come and go. These flavors are hot for a few years, then disappear. Each time, some threads blow up with folks who are starry-eyed about how wealthy they're going to get as they do nothing but hop aboard a trend...

www.thefastlaneforum.com

Thanks @Spenny
This was really helpful.

 

[ivmarkov1992@gma]

Now is always a great time to start, learn and get to used to investing in the markets (and riding the ups and down), but remember as @Spenny linked that FASTLANE is one of your best chances of building a business, controlling your income and becoming wealthy (at a young age).

There are very few if any young 'stock market millionaires' - those who usually became that took reckless risk, and therefore ended up in the news.

And you can definitely pursue a career in finances at any time, depending on which route you see that going.

Thanks

 

[ivmarkov1992@gma]

To have a career? What do you mean?

Financial industry consists of three main core areas: Manufacturing financial products, Selling financial products, and making investment decision.

And these three main cores areas lead to (3+1) jobs types.

1) Manufacturing financial products and make them come into the market: ipo bankers, lawyers, actuaries calculating odds for insurance products. 1% of the work force or less

2) Sale force: 30 percent of the work force.

3) Help to make investment decision: pension fund analyst for example: 1% of the work force or less.

4) Other roles to facilitate the business : Operation, Compliance, Product Control, Marketing, Customer Service… make up the rest of the workforce.

I assume you are interested in (3), mathematics and coding skill matter more these days for such jobs. Expect a lot of competition for such jobs. Post-grad education almost a must.

To be honest, I don't know what I mean. I run multiple businesses in tourism and health, but it's a family business, and I can't stand my family, so I'm looking at other sources of income...

Thanks for a lot of good information bro

 

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