Investing Like a Pro
Post on: 8 Июнь, 2015 No Comment
Finally, I have completed the first draft of the first SmallIvy Investing Book, The SmallIvy Book of Investing . For those who have been waiting, it should only be a couple of months now until the first edition comes out. Things should go fairly rapidly from here as I edit and then find a publisher (from what Ive seen so far, it may be difficult to find a good book-on-demand publisher, which is a shame given that the technology is there to finally break the publishing monopoly, especially with e-books. If anyone knows of a good one, please let me know!) Im hoping to have both print and e-book copies available by early Spring.
The book provides a lifelong strategy to investing and growing wealth. Ideally someone will pick it up when they are in their early twenties and use the advice to learn to handle money and invest, thereby becoming financially independent by the time they are forty-five or fifty. Those at other stages of life who are new to investing or just not doing well with their investments should find it useful as well, however, since it gives a lot of good information on stocks, bonds, and other investments and investing strategy. Also, while it is much easier for someone who is 20 to become financially independent, with enough determination there is no reason someone starting in their forties cannot be debt free and have a good nest egg by the time they are ready to retire. It just takes more work.
An outline of the book is as follows:
- Investing
- Reasons for Investing – growing wealth, maintaining wealth
- Assets for growing wealth
- Assets for maintaining wealth
If interested, please send me an email or leave a comment. Ill let those who indicate their interest know when the book is available for purchase.
Once the first book is done, Im planning to start working on a second book on picking stocks.
Please contact me via vtsioriginal@yahoo.com or leave a comment.
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Disclaimer: This blog is not meant to give financial planning or tax advice. It gives general information on investment strategy, picking stocks, and generally managing money to build wealth. It is not a solicitation to buy or sell stocks or any security. Financial planning advice should be sought from a certified financial planner, which the author is not. Tax advice should be sought from a CPA. All investments involve risk and the reader as urged to consider risks carefully and seek the advice of experts if needed before investing.
