I hear you. It’s overwhelming at first. There are so many things that can go wrong if you’re not careful, especially with everyone out there promising a ‘get rich quick’ solution. I learned the hard way a few years back-I invested in some ‘hot’ stock tips and ended up losing a chunk of savings. Not fun
I think a lot of people have that experience when they start investing. It’s so easy to get swept up by flashy promises, but it’s not worth it. Real investing is more about patience than anything.I started by talking to Joseph Nick Cahill, actually. He’s this advisor who’s helped everyone from big-name celebrities to people like us, and he doesn’t push you into any of those high-risk, get-rich-quick schemes. He really emphasizes stability and long-term growth
That’s refreshing. It’s tough to find someone who isn’t pushing high-risk stuff, especially if they’re used to working with wealthy clients. You wouldn’t expect someone who advises billion-d0llar business owners to care about smaller portfolios, but it sounds like he does?
Oh, definitely. He’s actually worked with politicians, high-net-worth individuals, and even lower-income clients. His whole approach is about helping each person find the right investments for their unique goals. He’s upfront about the mistakes new investors tend to make, too. For instance, he always warns about trying to ‘time the market’ or chasing trendy stocks-both of which are traps for beginners
I wish I’d known that earlier. Timing the market is a losing game. You’re almost guaranteed to buy high and sell low if you’re not careful. And trends come and go so quickly. I know people who bought into crypto and meme stocks, thinking they’d make a fortune, only to see most of their gains wiped out. It’s just not a sustainable way to build wealth
Sasha is the kind of guy who would run into a burning building to save your puppy but then cook and eat it right in front of you because you said you like Jerome Powell.
@@FailedSociety321 speak for yourself lol. Take care of your body, your mind, and your money, and you can have a health 30+ years of retirement. Cant rely on the government they are taking benefits away, i plan on living a long time, and if i dont, my will has my assets going to support my wife and child. Retirement will creep up on you fast, don’t ignore it.
I am from Miami United State🇺🇸, The difference Mrs Lucy Mary Liam makes in my life is second to none it's definitely a life changing kindness. I really appreciate her effort in my life.
Seeing my broker talked on RUclips, This was exactly how I got the recommendation about her for the past years. Hit $200k today. Thank you for all the knowledge and nuggets you had thrown my way over the last months. Started with $20k in July 2024
Her good strategies of making large amount weekly profits for her clients are totally outstanding. Investing my $1500 with doubt and withdrawing $12,300 with happiness. I ❤️ you Lucy.
Excellent advice sir. I would be so many multiple times more well off if I just invested in the index my whole investing life instead of picking stocks and getting rekt many times.
I remember investing in esty because I brought a Pokémon necklace from it. Brought at $25, eventually I brought 100 shares with an average cost of $44. Then forgot about it til my bother told me it hit $200.. sold and been chasing that feeling since 😅
@@GetGwapThisYear yes! Very much so! I do remember hearing rumors about Amazon wanting to buy them, that’s why I held out. But forgot about it. Definitely brought at the right time lol
you have been one of my mentors on youtube, keep it simple and go for index. The renting out houses is sooooo stressful and full of sharks both the tennants and the agencies not to mention tradesmen its just not worth the extra danger and hastle for a chance at a better return
This guy is a gem, started investing because of him and I haven’t stopped ever since. I have 100% of my money in an accumulating s&p500 ETF. Dollar costing average every month. Up 32% YoY
Hey Sasha, regarding dividends are you referring to the date the dividend is actually paid out or the day after ex dividend date? Just checked 3 of my stocks and I’m not seeing an appreciable reduction in stock price when the dividend was paid. Small sample set though so interested in your data to support this.
You won’t often see it because dividends are typically smaller than the usual day to day fluctuations of the stock price, but it’s a basic fact. If a company has $100 in the bank account, that $100 is part of the company value. If the company gives $2 away, then the value of the same identical company is $2 less.
The price adjustment happens on the ex-dividend date. At that point in time the new owner will not be entitled to the dividend and so the value to the new buyer is less. The settlement date is not really relevant. Have a look on the ex-dividend date of a substantial dividend and see if you can spot the drop, although it may be very small relative to the price and difficult to see amongst the volatility
What about if you live in the UK sasha, is the s&p 500 OK, or will the fees like the exchange rates ect? Would you be better of investing into a different index?
Absolutely. The year is 2024. I invest in S&p500 use hargreaves lansdown platform . Plenty of other platforms available. (I do a bit of day trading etc in side too sometimes but it’s very discretionary. Risk management is key and mostly based on technicals) 15 years of market experience(or learning from my failures ) you can say .
You can invest in the S&P 500 for free in the UK - lots of ETFs like VUSA available and priced in £, so no exchange rate issues. You can choose to invest in what you want, but the S&P 500 is c. 60% of the global stock market anyhow, so whichever overall index you pick, the exposure to the S&P 500 will be substantial.
Sasha is my kind of guy who I would invest with. I am a stupid American who half understands his fancy British accent but whatever he says it sounds good! So even if I loose all my money I know it will sound cool when he explains to me why I shouldn’t of invested in Seasonal Ornamental gourds .
Sasha, can you please help me with this ETF dilemma for european investors? How can i invest for example in ETFs like SCHD or VGT as a european investor? I just started but with individual stocks cuz of those ETF restrictions
I am not too hot on dividend ETFs because I don't have any interest. And with many ETFs, there is no direct UCITS (European) alternative - think SPDR has a tech ETF with very similar holdings to VGT, but not sure.
I do t get the big downer on dividends (except the tax implications) - whether your total investment grows by 10% or you receive 10% dividends, it’s just the same growth, right? At my age, I’d prefer the income, it feels like free money 💰
Yeah. Except with stock you can choose exactly when you want/need to sell and pay much less tax - cumulatively paying tax on dividends and reinvesting post-tax money over and over significantly reduces long term yield. Not a big downer. Just explaining that the two are really not separate things.
Big harsh to tar Tom and palantir with those other plebs. Tom only pushed pltr and tsla for ad long as I’ve watched him… putting cash in those two was a wise move overall for most
I'm not paying $500 for a course, when I can buy a book for £20 with exactly the same content, or get the information for free with enough patience and unlimited time to look online.
@GetGwapThisYear Not sure what you mean by max it out and then invest in the S&P. An ISA is just an investment vehicle that you don't pay tax on income from - you'd still have to choose what to actually invest in which would presumably be the S&P anyway if that's the route you're going down. You seem to think the two are different things when they're not? Yes there are cash ISAs but your ISA allowance applies to both cash ISAs and stocks ISAs so if investing in stocks gets a better return you might as well max out your ISA allowance in a stocks ISA- it would be just as tax efficient but rate of return is likely larger (which is I think what the original poster was getting at)
@@adking18 you seem to be making assumptions without asking? There’s a 20k annual cap on what you can put in an ISA. After that, the tax wrapper is exhausted and you have to invest outside of it, and by the sound of it, either their ISA doesn’t include the S&P, or is diversified and other elements didn’t perform as well. Didn’t think it’d be a difficult concept in the comments on this channel.
@GetGwapThisYear you are justifying maxing out his ISA at 17% before investing in the S&P at 25% on the basis of tax efficiency. But you're treating ISA and the S&P as if they are different things and you should invest in an ISA first. Clearly you know what you're talking about so it's just wording it that's the problem, but your post suggests max out your ISA before investing in the S&P, but is missing the fact they're not mutually exclusive things. Max out your ISA before investing in a non tax-efficient account is good advice, but your isa should also ideally be maxed out with the best performing stocks/ETFs so it's not an either/or option between ISA & S&P.
90 odd % of professionals fail to beat the market in the long term (the stats you shared). Will your course will put people onto the path of beating up wall street or is it just for entertainment purposes?
My course is not there to teach anyone to be rich or beat the market or get 1 gazillion percent return. It's there to educate on things like how investing works, how financial statements work, how company valuations work, how analysis is done, etc. It's for people who want to understand investing better from an analytical and data perspective.
Right, I've gone back two years to look at your videos. Only the drafts board has moved. I guess that proves it's not a blue screen. However, it is a bit weird that you have only moved one thing in two years., I'm now guessing you rent the space for your videos?
I keep the setup behind me the same, yeah and the stuff sits inside the boxes. The boxes are arranged as they are for a reason... And yes - this is my studio where I work.
Ive just accepted that Im going to work till I die... less than 3% of people can retire comfortably provided they have no medical problems and no kids or wife and an inheritance. So suffer to retire and be too old to do anything other than breathe or live life and die broke.
There's a reason why Warren Buffet is a billionaire investor. He knows what he's looking at here. You're busy trying to beat the stock market. You should be busy observing what you use on a day to day basis, assessing the value of that to the world and asking yourself why you took so long to hitch into that wagon for financial success. Nobody is perfect and you will lose money in the short term. But the key to success is to not be washed out.
Actually Warren buffet is a billionaire Investor because he started early and he kept it low risk. He's nowhere near the most knowledgeable Investor out there and in relative terms (i.e. when you factor in growth over time spent investing) he's nowhere near the most successful. But he started early and he's attained a great age. Compounding means money grows over time. It's not about beating the market, it's about knowing the market as a whole is going to grow over time (it always does) and being a part of that growth.
Because I have a course that I spent months working on that teaches people how to understand financial statements better and teaches some core analysis elements in finance? Small channels who have no idea what they are talking about have to get some views I guess.
fist time investing stock went bankrupt./ sit my a$$ on youtube to see a video of a guy named Warren Buffet "there are two rules into investing: 1 don't lose money 2 don't forget rule 1" kjjjj so simple yet it goes so deep. Great video as always Sasha!
I think you are confusing things here. Speaking out when others are actively promoting a scam is a little different. I am not sure what specifically you think is bad about an educational course that teaches some finance and analytics principles.
Thank you for the content!! All we need is the right advice on how to invest in stock/crypto market and we are set for life. I make $18,000 profit weekly from trading no matter how bad the market gets.
I invested into the S&p 500 1yr ago after finding this channel.. Initially it immediately dipped and lost me £50ish quid... But right now I'm up 21% Feels great, but this is my Secondary retirement fund so I won't be touching it for a few decades
0:28 Still poking at Tom 🤣🤣 I'd love to know what happened with you two but know I'll never find out. Maybe something about his "Don't click nothin, don't smash nothin, don't buy nothin," spiel but there is definitely something he's selling 🤔
@@SashaYanshin i apologize that sounded harsh. i was surprised because you slam youtubers offering courses in the past (i think). but of course each program is different. good luck !
@@josephkeith6954 Nope. I have slammed people for giving explicit specific financial advice to invest in extremely high risk things or promote outright scams. Courses - I don’t know what they teach or whether it is any good. In principle there is nothing wrong in somebody making a high quality educational course that provides value.
You're referencing an amusing April Fools joke video. I am not sure what is so bad about a genuinely useful analytical course teaching some fundamentals in analysis and investing principles.
Really good video Sasha. I understand why you would want to advise people to steer clear of "risk on" assets. But there are still strategies and methodologies that work for these. I'd say as a beginner you should be investing in the S&P500. But whilst doing so, you should also be researching and even playing around with the other opportunities that are out there in the market, such as Crypto. Because ultimately Crypto is a Blockchain technology, which is essentially an early investment in the future tech stack (like investing in Amazon 15 years ago). I'd actually argue Amazon would have been a much more speculative investment compared to many of the Blockchain technologies we're seeing showcase their utility at the moment.
wow SY... i´m not surprised you look deflated. Launching something like this knocks the wind out of you. Its a good time to try it, especially if DT gets in. Stock market has to work for a republican. LOL. Just remember, there is no world. Dont get emotional on your trading as it hurts.
@@SashaYanshin Your suggestion that buying individual stocks is not a good investment approach. My point being, there are good opportunities at times which result in much higher returns than buying an index. There are plenty of such opportunities during melt downs.
@@realcodecruiser1588 My point was a general one that applies over the long term to the majority. As I alluded to in the video I am personally an active investor and have done alright, but the numbers are undeniable.
Diversification is the key. My portfolio is well diversified with the help of a financial adviser. This helps me make more than +400% monthly on my investments.
I'm intrigued by this. I've searched for financial advisers online but it's kind of hard to get in touch with one. Okay if I ask you for a recommendation??
I've experimented with a few over the past years, but I've stuck with ‘’Julianne Iwersen Niemann” for about five years now, and her performance has been consistently impressive. She’s quite known in her field, look her up.
I usually tear into you RUclipsrs up because you push buying stocks but you told the facts that 90% of even hedge funds don't beat the market so you pretty much told everybody buy into an index😂 I guess you trying to put out your service to learn balance sheets but most people aren't going to take the time to listen to earnings calls and pay attention to balance sheets and manage a bunch of stocks they should just dollar cost average in the S&P 500 or a total World fund😂
Tesla isnt cool - its for those whome imagine themselves as being cool - -Elon is deathened by his own BS - Hes a disconnected soul! # - - Nice i get timed out for not praising ELON?? Fanboy_much????
I am from Miami United State🇺🇸, The difference Mrs Lucy Mary Liam makes in my life is second to none it's definitely a life changing kindness. I really appreciate her effort in my life.
Seeing my broker talked on RUclips, This was exactly how I got the recommendation about her for the past years. Hit $200k today. Thank you for all the knowledge and nuggets you had thrown my way over the last months. Started with $20k in July 2024
Her good strategies of making large amount weekly profits for her clients are totally outstanding. Investing my $1500 with doubt and withdrawing $12,300 with happiness. I ❤️ you Lucy.
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how much!!!
Reminds me a lot of MeetKevin’s courses.
@@josephkeith6954$495, lifetime access
Do you have any course about real estate investing?
@@AMZilla642 No and will not be making one because I am no expert in real estate.
I keep hearing people say you’ve got to ‘get in the market,’ but I don’t want to throw my money into something without knowing what I’m doing
I hear you. It’s overwhelming at first. There are so many things that can go wrong if you’re not careful, especially with everyone out there promising a ‘get rich quick’ solution. I learned the hard way a few years back-I invested in some ‘hot’ stock tips and ended up losing a chunk of savings. Not fun
I think a lot of people have that experience when they start investing. It’s so easy to get swept up by flashy promises, but it’s not worth it. Real investing is more about patience than anything.I started by talking to Joseph Nick Cahill, actually. He’s this advisor who’s helped everyone from big-name celebrities to people like us, and he doesn’t push you into any of those high-risk, get-rich-quick schemes. He really emphasizes stability and long-term growth
That’s refreshing. It’s tough to find someone who isn’t pushing high-risk stuff, especially if they’re used to working with wealthy clients. You wouldn’t expect someone who advises billion-d0llar business owners to care about smaller portfolios, but it sounds like he does?
Oh, definitely. He’s actually worked with politicians, high-net-worth individuals, and even lower-income clients. His whole approach is about helping each person find the right investments for their unique goals. He’s upfront about the mistakes new investors tend to make, too. For instance, he always warns about trying to ‘time the market’ or chasing trendy stocks-both of which are traps for beginners
I wish I’d known that earlier. Timing the market is a losing game. You’re almost guaranteed to buy high and sell low if you’re not careful. And trends come and go so quickly. I know people who bought into crypto and meme stocks, thinking they’d make a fortune, only to see most of their gains wiped out. It’s just not a sustainable way to build wealth
Sasha is the kind of guy who would run into a burning building to save your puppy but then cook and eat it right in front of you because you said you like Jerome Powell.
😂🤣
😂😂😂 true 👍
So good 😂
Lol 🤣
Just invest in index funds. 30 years from now you'll thank me.
100% and check your pension investments too, dont rely on default funds, they cost more and return much less.
Yeah and you’ll be too old to walk and spend your money😂
@@FailedSociety321 speak for yourself lol. Take care of your body, your mind, and your money, and you can have a health 30+ years of retirement. Cant rely on the government they are taking benefits away, i plan on living a long time, and if i dont, my will has my assets going to support my wife and child. Retirement will creep up on you fast, don’t ignore it.
I am from Miami United State🇺🇸, The difference Mrs Lucy Mary Liam makes in my life is second to none it's definitely a life changing kindness. I really appreciate her effort in my life.
I invested $2,000 and the trade in one month making close to $20,000. I wonder where she got her analysis.
Seeing my broker talked on RUclips, This was exactly how I got the recommendation about her for the past years. Hit $200k today. Thank you for all the knowledge and nuggets you had thrown my way over the last months. Started with $20k in July 2024
I'm from Brazil 🇧🇷 I and two other of my friends tried her immediately we testified her performing wonders.
Her good strategies of making large amount weekly profits for her clients are totally outstanding. Investing my $1500 with doubt and withdrawing $12,300 with happiness. I ❤️ you Lucy.
Thanks to my co_worker who suggested Mr Lucy Mary Liam to me
Excellent advice sir. I would be so many multiple times more well off if I just invested in the index my whole investing life instead of picking stocks and getting rekt many times.
Thank you! And yeah - the numbers don't lie.
Snap.....me too 🙄🤬
Dollar cost average. The best way to invest. Set and forget in a good etf. And wait years. You will be surprised at the power of compounding interest
You have play a large role in my investment holdings. Thanks again for your shares of PLTR.
I remember investing in esty because I brought a Pokémon necklace from it. Brought at $25, eventually I brought 100 shares with an average cost of $44. Then forgot about it til my bother told me it hit $200.. sold and been chasing that feeling since 😅
Pandemic anomaly by the look of it. Got out at the right time 😂
@@GetGwapThisYear yes! Very much so! I do remember hearing rumors about Amazon wanting to buy them, that’s why I held out. But forgot about it. Definitely brought at the right time lol
Really good video, i love investments, and i also invest by myself!
Sasha is my fave money RUclipsr, straight to the point with a hint of humor and a springle of rant, depending on the video😂
🙏 Thank you!
I won’t be signing up to the course, but I wish you all the best with it! It’s definitely one way to turn £100 into a million :-)
Unfortunately my course does not teach anyone how to get rich quick, so I am not expecting as much interest as in those other ones.
🤣🤣
The course is very good
🙏 Thank you!
Cheers Sasha, good to see you back. You are not roasting someone or something today haha
A slightly different sort of video. But I will be doing a lot of slightly different sort of videos now - hopefully a broader mix :D
It’s AI, it must be. Where is Sasha?
I can see the course info providing a lot of beneficial information applicable to my day job as well as private investing. Will check it out.
you have been one of my mentors on youtube, keep it simple and go for index.
The renting out houses is sooooo stressful and full of sharks both the tennants and the agencies not to mention tradesmen its just not worth the extra danger and hastle for a chance at a better return
Yeah - being a single property landlord comes with a large amount of headache and volatility!
As always informative and enjoyable content
👍
This guy is a gem, started investing because of him and I haven’t stopped ever since. I have 100% of my money in an accumulating s&p500 ETF. Dollar costing average every month. Up 32% YoY
Great video Sasha, and very excited about the course. Will check it out later today. Financial literacy with a good dose of on-point sarcasm. Love it
I love this video and I will be checking out your course.
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Sasha how come FVRR is not moving at all even with rate cuts? It’s such a dead stock for years now.
I dunno. I don't own a crystal ball.
Any clue on cost without having to sign up for your newsletter?
$495
Hey Sasha, regarding dividends are you referring to the date the dividend is actually paid out or the day after ex dividend date? Just checked 3 of my stocks and I’m not seeing an appreciable reduction in stock price when the dividend was paid. Small sample set though so interested in your data to support this.
You won’t often see it because dividends are typically smaller than the usual day to day fluctuations of the stock price, but it’s a basic fact. If a company has $100 in the bank account, that $100 is part of the company value. If the company gives $2 away, then the value of the same identical company is $2 less.
The price adjustment happens on the ex-dividend date. At that point in time the new owner will not be entitled to the dividend and so the value to the new buyer is less. The settlement date is not really relevant. Have a look on the ex-dividend date of a substantial dividend and see if you can spot the drop, although it may be very small relative to the price and difficult to see amongst the volatility
What about if you live in the UK sasha, is the s&p 500 OK, or will the fees like the exchange rates ect? Would you be better of investing into a different index?
Good question
Invest in BTC
Absolutely. The year is 2024. I invest in S&p500 use hargreaves lansdown platform . Plenty of other platforms available. (I do a bit of day trading etc in side too sometimes but it’s very discretionary. Risk management is key and mostly based on technicals) 15 years of market experience(or learning from my failures ) you can say .
You can invest in the S&P 500 for free in the UK - lots of ETFs like VUSA available and priced in £, so no exchange rate issues.
You can choose to invest in what you want, but the S&P 500 is c. 60% of the global stock market anyhow, so whichever overall index you pick, the exposure to the S&P 500 will be substantial.
Fx still apply
one question. If your investing account is in the red i.e showing a LOSS. Do you pay interest on that shortfall?
That can’t really happen in a regular retail investing account. You just get to lose the money you deposited.
You don't pay interest on assets you don't have. I'm not quite sure I understand the question but I think the answer is no.
I'd like to learn that
👍See you in the live sessions!
Aaah, just noticed the top right cube no longer has a light or object.
whats the best app to invest on phone
Most of them are very easy to use on the phone + depends on where you're based for which apps are available.
Sasha is my kind of guy who I would invest with. I am a stupid American who half understands his fancy British accent but whatever he says it sounds good! So even if I loose all my money I know it will sound cool when he explains to me why I shouldn’t of invested in Seasonal Ornamental gourds .
LMAO
That’s not a British accent. And lose is spelt lose, not loose
@@davidr7819 Mr Pedantic has entered the chat LOL
Sasha, can you please help me with this ETF dilemma for european investors?
How can i invest for example in ETFs like SCHD or VGT as a european investor? I just started but with individual stocks cuz of those ETF restrictions
I am not too hot on dividend ETFs because I don't have any interest. And with many ETFs, there is no direct UCITS (European) alternative - think SPDR has a tech ETF with very similar holdings to VGT, but not sure.
Whens the UK inflation video please 🙏
you should choose a penny stock that will 10x leverage full port 0dte, this guys advice will only make you rich one day before you die
I do t get the big downer on dividends (except the tax implications) - whether your total investment grows by 10% or you receive 10% dividends, it’s just the same growth, right?
At my age, I’d prefer the income, it feels like free money 💰
Yeah. Except with stock you can choose exactly when you want/need to sell and pay much less tax - cumulatively paying tax on dividends and reinvesting post-tax money over and over significantly reduces long term yield.
Not a big downer. Just explaining that the two are really not separate things.
Gold etf is pretty good
Evening ☕️
Hello hello!
Big harsh to tar Tom and palantir with those other plebs. Tom only pushed pltr and tsla for ad long as I’ve watched him… putting cash in those two was a wise move overall for most
Think you missed the 25 other companies like Peloton and Corsair and Hyliion and every Cathie Wood stock and FTX.
@@SashaYanshin only ever seen him say he bought two though.
Noo Sasha I was expecting usual Jerome Powell Diss track ep.39 :( hope to see sequel next week tho.
I am enjoying going a bit more into other topics!
good video
Thank you!
I miss the card reviews and timber desk.
You smile was quite scary. I will pass on the course. Got some stocks to pick at random
Gotta ride out those crashes for the index funds
I'm not paying $500 for a course, when I can buy a book for £20 with exactly the same content, or get the information for free with enough patience and unlimited time to look online.
Go right ahead. Nobody forcing your hand.
I made 17% on my isa which I’m really pleased with but the s and p went up 25% so why did I bother
Cos your isa is tax efficient. Max it out then put the difference in the S&P
@GetGwapThisYear Not sure what you mean by max it out and then invest in the S&P. An ISA is just an investment vehicle that you don't pay tax on income from - you'd still have to choose what to actually invest in which would presumably be the S&P anyway if that's the route you're going down. You seem to think the two are different things when they're not?
Yes there are cash ISAs but your ISA allowance applies to both cash ISAs and stocks ISAs so if investing in stocks gets a better return you might as well max out your ISA allowance in a stocks ISA- it would be just as tax efficient but rate of return is likely larger (which is I think what the original poster was getting at)
@@adking18 you seem to be making assumptions without asking? There’s a 20k annual cap on what you can put in an ISA. After that, the tax wrapper is exhausted and you have to invest outside of it, and by the sound of it, either their ISA doesn’t include the S&P, or is diversified and other elements didn’t perform as well. Didn’t think it’d be a difficult concept in the comments on this channel.
@GetGwapThisYear you are justifying maxing out his ISA at 17% before investing in the S&P at 25% on the basis of tax efficiency. But you're treating ISA and the S&P as if they are different things and you should invest in an ISA first.
Clearly you know what you're talking about so it's just wording it that's the problem, but your post suggests max out your ISA before investing in the S&P, but is missing the fact they're not mutually exclusive things. Max out your ISA before investing in a non tax-efficient account is good advice, but your isa should also ideally be maxed out with the best performing stocks/ETFs so it's not an either/or option between ISA & S&P.
90 odd % of professionals fail to beat the market in the long term (the stats you shared).
Will your course will put people onto the path of beating up wall street or is it just for entertainment purposes?
My course is not there to teach anyone to be rich or beat the market or get 1 gazillion percent return.
It's there to educate on things like how investing works, how financial statements work, how company valuations work, how analysis is done, etc.
It's for people who want to understand investing better from an analytical and data perspective.
Right, I've gone back two years to look at your videos.
Only the drafts board has moved.
I guess that proves it's not a blue screen.
However, it is a bit weird that you have only moved one thing in two years.,
I'm now guessing you rent the space for your videos?
I keep the setup behind me the same, yeah and the stuff sits inside the boxes.
The boxes are arranged as they are for a reason...
And yes - this is my studio where I work.
@@SashaYanshin Are you willing to divulge the reason?
@@BillCooper1776 Yeah. It spells “Hit Like” in morse code.
i am the first one here
:) Enjoy!
Was waiting for the punchline at the end of the video… sad to see another great channel switching to the snake oil biz.
What specifically is wrong with a course on analysis and investing principles?
That' cool and all, but if I have $2M how can I turn it into $20M fast LOL.
Russian roulette
Snp went so high till now becoz of m1 or QE or money printing
Come on Sasha. Let's see a handshake and gentleman's agreement between you and Tom. You guys are better than the mud slinging. You're both legit.
Who?
@@SashaYanshin you and T Nash.
@@danielcpt3819 Who?
Tomer the clown for hire. 🤣
There are so many different index funds I’m still 🤯too many sweets in the shop!
I'm sorry but I'm going to invest in SOFI
Ive just accepted that Im going to work till I die... less than 3% of people can retire comfortably provided they have no medical problems and no kids or wife and an inheritance. So suffer to retire and be too old to do anything other than breathe or live life and die broke.
There's a reason why Warren Buffet is a billionaire investor. He knows what he's looking at here. You're busy trying to beat the stock market. You should be busy observing what you use on a day to day basis, assessing the value of that to the world and asking yourself why you took so long to hitch into that wagon for financial success. Nobody is perfect and you will lose money in the short term. But the key to success is to not be washed out.
i am 18 years old, i’m really REALLY trying to learn and this input really presented it in a way i didn’t think
Actually Warren buffet is a billionaire Investor because he started early and he kept it low risk.
He's nowhere near the most knowledgeable Investor out there and in relative terms (i.e. when you factor in growth over time spent investing) he's nowhere near the most successful.
But he started early and he's attained a great age. Compounding means money grows over time. It's not about beating the market, it's about knowing the market as a whole is going to grow over time (it always does) and being a part of that growth.
But food, land with water, perhaps solar panels.
Stock market is for fools and crooks.
Crooks gain with knowledge , fools feeds them
JKR Investing just ripped into you. Called you a scammer.
Because I have a course that I spent months working on that teaches people how to understand financial statements better and teaches some core analysis elements in finance?
Small channels who have no idea what they are talking about have to get some views I guess.
@@SashaYanshin 🤷♂️
fist time investing stock went bankrupt./
sit my a$$ on youtube to see a video of a guy named Warren Buffet
"there are two rules into investing:
1 don't lose money
2 don't forget rule 1"
kjjjj so simple yet it goes so deep.
Great video as always Sasha!
Thank you!
Can you make a video with Tom Nash? your public enemy 👌🏻
Who?
Wait, isn't the stock market collapsing? Or is it an opportunity of a lifetime?
You should try watching my videos.
I laughed hard a after seeing kevin lmao 😂
You used to tear down other youtubers for this kind of trash, now you have joined them...
I think you are confusing things here. Speaking out when others are actively promoting a scam is a little different. I am not sure what specifically you think is bad about an educational course that teaches some finance and analytics principles.
reeeee upload!? How to invest in 2020!
Sasha too thin.. old studio, young Sasha...
Huh? I made this video today.
Can you do a How To Invest For Advanced please - I need a good laugh
100 to 1M? Sure bro
Maybe try watching the video?
@@SashaYanshin I will. The thumbnail triggered me
Where's the sarcasm?
So much raw sincerity feels kinda strange.
Sorry! 😃 Sarcasm coming in the next video!
@@SashaYanshin 😄🤣
Thank you for the content!! All we need is the right advice on how to invest in stock/crypto market and we are set for life. I make $18,000 profit weekly from trading no matter how bad the market gets.
I invested into the S&p 500 1yr ago after finding this channel..
Initially it immediately dipped and lost me £50ish quid... But right now I'm up 21%
Feels great, but this is my Secondary retirement fund so I won't be touching it for a few decades
Thought the thumbnail said "$100m ➡$1m" for a sec
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Buy my course bro
Is this some kind of an attempt at a dig? Actually curious.
@@SashaYanshin I’m fucking with you mr touchy chill x
@@waveyswanswann8107 Not being touchy - just asking. :)
Sasha, for some reason, you look like you've aged 10 years in the last year? What happened?
Can you teach me how to get out investing? haha
0:28 Still poking at Tom 🤣🤣 I'd love to know what happened with you two but know I'll never find out.
Maybe something about his "Don't click nothin, don't smash nothin, don't buy nothin," spiel but there is definitely something he's selling 🤔
seriously Sasha. didn’t expect you to degrade to offering courses - what happen to your business? OH…. duh!!!
Why is it a negative? I have literally spent months working on something that is actually useful and valuable.
@@SashaYanshin i apologize that sounded harsh. i was surprised because you slam youtubers offering courses in the past (i think). but of course each program is different. good luck !
@@josephkeith6954 Nope. I have slammed people for giving explicit specific financial advice to invest in extremely high risk things or promote outright scams. Courses - I don’t know what they teach or whether it is any good. In principle there is nothing wrong in somebody making a high quality educational course that provides value.
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Don’t pick China right now.
That sounds oddly specific!
This is depressing
What is?
Insta like 👍
Thank you!
Best advise is put everything in shiba inu and go touch the grass. Just keep you legs on the grass, and dont look in the portfolio, its all noise
Not Safemoon?
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I was sure the course was a joke.. Guess the entire channel now is a joke.
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@@SashaYanshin ruclips.net/video/whUFSEjZ4QA/видео.html 😂
You're referencing an amusing April Fools joke video. I am not sure what is so bad about a genuinely useful analytical course teaching some fundamentals in analysis and investing principles.
1) Buy gold
2) That's it
Errrrrrrrr
Gold bug I see
Really good video Sasha. I understand why you would want to advise people to steer clear of "risk on" assets. But there are still strategies and methodologies that work for these. I'd say as a beginner you should be investing in the S&P500. But whilst doing so, you should also be researching and even playing around with the other opportunities that are out there in the market, such as Crypto. Because ultimately Crypto is a Blockchain technology, which is essentially an early investment in the future tech stack (like investing in Amazon 15 years ago). I'd actually argue Amazon would have been a much more speculative investment compared to many of the Blockchain technologies we're seeing showcase their utility at the moment.
wow SY... i´m not surprised you look deflated. Launching something like this knocks the wind out of you. Its a good time to try it, especially if DT gets in. Stock market has to work for a republican. LOL. Just remember, there is no world. Dont get emotional on your trading as it hurts.
Not sure I follow half of the comment! Did take me a while to put the course together. Still adding more content now.
Skibidi
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@@SashaYanshin most probably a reference to ChatGPT
This 101. The best solid advice. But, you need time in the markets, if your time frame is below min 5yrs, ignore this advice.
Are you saying it was a poor choice to buy Rolls Royce stock at £0.80? It is currently around £5.60
? What did anything in this video have to do with Rolls Royce?
@@SashaYanshin Your suggestion that buying individual stocks is not a good investment approach. My point being, there are good opportunities at times which result in much higher returns than buying an index. There are plenty of such opportunities during melt downs.
@@realcodecruiser1588 My point was a general one that applies over the long term to the majority.
As I alluded to in the video I am personally an active investor and have done alright, but the numbers are undeniable.
@@realcodecruiser1588 why so low, have they done a stock split recently or something?
Tell the same to Japanese 😅
As much as you can into an ISA wrapped 2x All world index each month and stop watching these idiots.
The BIGGEST LIE You've Been Told About Money is that it doesn't grow on TREES!! 😆
Diversification is the key. My portfolio is well diversified with the help of a financial adviser. This helps me make more than +400% monthly on my investments.
I'm intrigued by this. I've searched for financial advisers online but it's kind of hard to get in touch with one. Okay if I ask you for a recommendation??
I've experimented with a few over the past years, but I've stuck with ‘’Julianne Iwersen Niemann” for about five years now, and her performance has been consistently impressive. She’s quite known in her field, look her up.
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I usually tear into you RUclipsrs up because you push buying stocks but you told the facts that 90% of even hedge funds don't beat the market so you pretty much told everybody buy into an index😂 I guess you trying to put out your service to learn balance sheets but most people aren't going to take the time to listen to earnings calls and pay attention to balance sheets and manage a bunch of stocks they should just dollar cost average in the S&P 500 or a total World fund😂
Yeah. Hit the nail on the head. I do know that some people want to learn more about the data/analysis and that is who the course is for.
Tesla isnt cool - its for those whome imagine themselves as being cool - -Elon is deathened by his own BS - Hes a disconnected soul! # - - Nice i get timed out for not praising ELON?? Fanboy_much????
1.Pltr, 2.Tsla, 3.nvda, 4.lvmh, 5.blk, 6.btc. That’s all you need.
Sasha comparing ape nft‘s with btc is crazy. You do that by saying crypto as a hole…
Think you missed the point a little on that one.
Wise stole my money. Business n private. For no reason. Now legal battles ahead. That was following your suggestion Sasha.
Why are you doing a RUclips channel? Couldn’t you get salaried work?
Excuse me?
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I invested $2,000 and the trade in one month making close to $20,000. I wonder where she got her analysis.
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