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    Stock Investing for Beginners: 30 Valuable Stock Investing Lessons for Beginners
    Stock Investing for Beginners: 30 Valuable Stock Investing Lessons for Beginners
    Stock Investing for Beginners: 30 Valuable Stock Investing Lessons for Beginners
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    Stock Investing for Beginners: 30 Valuable Stock Investing Lessons for Beginners

    Written by Alvin Williams

    Narrated by Joseph M.Clarke

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    You are 30 Lessons Away from Making Money! Discover the secrets of the best Investors in the World! Most people never take investing into consideration. In fact, only a small portion of the total population takes the time to learn how to make money work. If you are reading this, it means you are in the small 1% that is willing to do what it takes to create wealth and prosperity in life: congratulation. During the course of this book, you will discover the 30 secrets that the best investors in the world have used since 1980 to multiply their capital and keep expanding their empire. Robert Kiyosaki, Anthony Robbins and Warren Buffett have something in common: they all know how money works and what strategies to apply during each market cycle. Often times, people use complex terms when it comes to money. However, the approach of this book goes in the opposite direction. Each concept is described with absolute clarity and is accompanied by real file examples. During the course of this book, you will learn: The importance of making money work for you What compound interest is and how you can use it to produce wealth 3 Simple ways to start investing right away 5 Lessons dedicated to the real estate world 25 Golden lessons that every successful investor knowsIt is important to note that the book does not offer "get rich quick solutions". Easy money does not exists, especially at the early stages. However, by studying the material provided and applying it diligently, it is possible to successfully get started in a matter of weeks. Are you ready to discover the 30 Golden Rules of Investing?

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherOnline Creative Services
    Release dateJun 6, 2020
    ISBN9781662200069

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      The disclaimer is beyond ridiculous. And I say that as an attorney. Whoever gave the publisher the legal advice to include it in the book needs to be fired. That extensive of a disclaimer is not needed. Saying the information is only for entertainment renders the book useless. I didn't even make it through the lengthy disclaimer. Instead I downloaded another investment book.