Lots of people have all the wrong ideas about investing.
They think it’s like gambling at a casino, playing poker or blackjack or the slots, hoping to hit the jackpot.
They think it always involves picking stocks, watching them go up and down, and making trades every day.
They think it’s a way to get rich quick.
It’s brutal to watch because most of these people end up going broke. They end up walking away thinking that investing in the market is way too risky and doesn’t work and isn’t for them. And it gives a lot of other people the wrong impression too.
But investing doesn’t have to be like that. In fact, it should be nothing like that.
You can make good returns in the market without ever:
1. Picking a stock
2. Making frequent trades
3. Or tracking the performance regularly
Instead of thinking of investing like a risky way to get rich quick, you should instead think about it as a way to slowly and consistently grow your wealth over time.
Instead of thinking about stocks and trades, you should instead be focused on increasing the rate at which you’re saving, regularly investing that money into a diversified portfolio regardless of what’s happening in the market, holding those assets for a long time, and being content to watch things slowly move in the right direction.
With that mindset, investing becomes nothing like gambling. It shouldn’t give you an adrenaline rush. It’s your retirement, your kid’s education, your life’s savings that you’re dealing with. You don’t bring that money to the track or the casino.
You bring it to someone like me. And I show you how to make long-term investing work for you with as little risk as possible.