It’s fine to have some active investments, the kind you manage on a day-to-day basis. It’s best to invest in the kinds of ventures that will leave you free to do whatever you want in life.
@@ethansmith2499 there are lots of great stocks in the market with big room for growth, and consistent investors with a steady approach should be able to seize opportunities. Trading can also be a great source of income.
@@derrickadams8416 trading without the right skills can only result to losses. To be safe you should probably get an expert to help with your trades, it’s more profitable that way and it’s worked really well for me.
I love your video, since I learnt a bit of personal finance I have been saving and investing an huge part of my income into the market even after making profits I keep reinvesting to grow my portfolio. Hopefully my portfolio keeps growing so I don't have to look over my shoulder after retirement.
@@liviohuber4326 I would love to own a portfolio similar to yours, if you can I would like you to share a means of contact I can use to reach out to your manager. I would like to share some thoughts with him.
@@lorienwhite1087 saving is just a tool it does get you wealthy, you need to invest saving into cash generating portfolio that would work toward wealth creation.
As a finance major, I appericate your videos. When attempting to explain finance related topics to my financée, an education major, I simply lack the ability to "teach" really well. Your videos state what I am trying to explain to her, but it a much better way! Thank you again!
Looking forward to this series - I work in marketing for a financial services company, and no one bothers to teach the designers, developers or marketing staff what any of this "investing" jargon means in layman terms ... this is very good educational material that I can convince the coders to watch while they're working! :D
cool video, hope to see you have more for this series. i hit a similar phase early last year and put some money into shares as a long term investment (its doing well, 10% up) but I've never known much about other options for investment.
Amazing, thank you so much. I really enjoyed this, and I'm not really the gushy type of person. I hope there are lots and lots of episodes. I love that you speak clearly, and in lay man's terms. Not one of these RUclipsrs, trying to put across a serious topic, with a weird voice, or weird music, or background noises. I hate those. I hope you will cover cryptocurrencies, and now creator currencies I'm deciding now whether to go for them, or stick with the bank (currently 0% interest - Covid times!), get a mortgage (buy land to build in the future). Initially I just want to tip my toe in the water. (I received a few creator coins as a git, and they have already tripled in value, in just 3 weeks)
i believe mutual fund is one of the safest when investing? here in philippines we have one which is tax free... too bad not everyone appreciates it yet.
A question I have for you is why did you decide to put this series together totally for free and not at all charge for this or try and lead people into paying for something like a subscription for more detailed and further information? I mean, are you just a really nice guy? Are you someone who doesn’t always just think about money and who actually just wants to share their knowledge? I mean that’s awesome if that is the case but I’m just curious. And by the way, thanks for this. This is probably the best series I’ve ever came across as it’s very informative and best of all free! So thanks!
I do have plans for some online courses - but they will cover different aspects of personal finance. Mostly I just don’t have as much time as I would like right now. Hopefully later this year though. Thanks for watching!
Will you be going through on how students in university can invest ? I am a uni student myself and would be really interested in knowing ways I can invest while keeping up with my studies !
Is it odd that I'm 12 and interested, also btw i came here cause i was inspired by all the videos on tiktok and came to find your video which broke down all the terms and was very helpful. LOVE THE CONTENT
This didn't really answer the question I had in mind. How do investors get their money back? And why is their money worth more now? And why do they get their money back?
Hi Laila S, it generally means to buy shares in a company. Shares represent ownership. As the value of the company increases (or decreases), so does the value of your shares in that company. So if the company does really well, you benefit. Conversely, if it does poorly, the value of your investment in that company goes down. Part 6 in this series really breaks that down. Thanks for watching!
Okay so I have a really dumb question. If the value of Amal's holding goes down to $90 does she then have to pay the bank $10 because of that? Sorry i'm really new to this. Thanks for the video!
Not a dumb question at all. In this case, Amal would NOT have to pay the bank the $10 difference. Her holdings would simply be worth less and if she wanted to sell her investment she would get $90. Conversely, if her investment went up to $200, she wouldn't actually get the $200 unless she sold it at that price. Does that make sense?
Preet Banerjee congratulations sir and best of luck for your new company wish for it's success and please make more videos for us it is really helping a lot
Yes, it's absolutely possible, and quite common. A one-time investment is sometimes referred to as a "lump sum" investment, while monthly (or weekly, or quarterly, etc) periodic investment can be referred to as "regular contributions", "pre-authorized contributions (PAC)", etc.
Hey Caleb - you can open a "practice account" with many online brokerages. These practice accounts let you get familiar with executing trades without using real money. But be careful. They can lull people into a false sense of security, and make them overconfident. It's always different when using real money. But stay tuned to this series and you can hopefully avoid some common mistakes.
Thank you for starting this series. Please keep it coming!
It’s fine to have some active investments, the kind you manage on a day-to-day basis. It’s best to invest in the kinds of ventures that will leave you free to do whatever you want in life.
@@ethansmith2499 there are lots of great stocks in the market with big room for growth, and consistent investors with a steady approach should be able to seize opportunities. Trading can also be a great source of income.
@Noel , I’ve actually seen lots of people become wealthy by trading stocks. It’s just not for me, I tried several times and I made so much losses.
Trading is a very demanding occupation but can be very lucrative.
@@derrickadams8416 trading without the right skills can only result to losses. To be safe you should probably get an expert to help with your trades, it’s more profitable that way and it’s worked really well for me.
Thanks buddy, I actually have been considering getting an expert, I’m trying to get someone really profitable. You got any recommendations?
I love your video, since I learnt a bit of personal finance I have been saving and investing an huge part of my income into the market even after making profits I keep reinvesting to grow my portfolio. Hopefully my portfolio keeps growing so I don't have to look over my shoulder after retirement.
This a good idea, I have to stop saving and start looking at the possibility of investing.
@Livio Huber what are you invested in? Can you share.
@@liviohuber4326 interesting, I feel bad I haven't started investing not even a dollar to my name.
@@liviohuber4326 I would love to own a portfolio similar to yours, if you can I would like you to share a means of contact I can use to reach out to your manager. I would like to share some thoughts with him.
@@lorienwhite1087 saving is just a tool it does get you wealthy, you need to invest saving into cash generating portfolio that would work toward wealth creation.
love how you broke down everything great video.
As a finance major, I appericate your videos. When attempting to explain finance related topics to my financée, an education major, I simply lack the ability to "teach" really well. Your videos state what I am trying to explain to her, but it a much better way! Thank you again!
Thanks for the kind note!
Looking forward to this heaps, not a lot of structured, current, 'from scratch', 'step-by-step' material like this around. Great idea.
Thanks Bailey!
nice i think i finally figure out what investing is , finally thank you man
Awesome!
Looking forward to this series - I work in marketing for a financial services company, and no one bothers to teach the designers, developers or marketing staff what any of this "investing" jargon means in layman terms ... this is very good educational material that I can convince the coders to watch while they're working! :D
Hi Douglas, you know, your comment has given me even more motivation to do a good job and be thorough. Thanks for sharing your thoughts!
I can't wait to see the rest of this series, especially as a teen that will be out of high school in a two years.
T Mack how is it working out dude 2 years later did anything happen to you?
T Mack yeah i wanna know is it going good?
Look forward to seeing more videos from this series. Get in the fun things soon please!
We'll get there! :)
Awsome man! keep it going! I recently graduated of international business in college, this is my field!
Nice! Thanks for stopping by!
This was really clear. Keep it up man! :)
Thanks Tasman!
cool video, hope to see you have more for this series. i hit a similar phase early last year and put some money into shares as a long term investment (its doing well, 10% up) but I've never known much about other options for investment.
This deserves more views and subscribers. " I like" (Borat Accent)
Yakshemash :)
Amazing, thank you so much.
I really enjoyed this, and I'm not really the gushy type of person.
I hope there are lots and lots of episodes.
I love that you speak clearly, and in lay man's terms. Not one of these RUclipsrs, trying to put across a serious topic, with a weird voice, or weird music, or background noises. I hate those.
I hope you will cover cryptocurrencies, and now creator currencies
I'm deciding now whether to go for them, or stick with the bank (currently 0% interest - Covid times!), get a mortgage (buy land to build in the future). Initially I just want to tip my toe in the water. (I received a few creator coins as a git, and they have already tripled in value, in just 3 weeks)
I’m only 16 and I searched this up. Really interested in this
i'm 15
@@Daffa-xs4ry I'm 14
I'm 12
I just born
I'm glad I stumbled over your videos. You've made things very clear.
Thank you!!!!
Can't wait. You and Jay deserve all the best...
i believe mutual fund is one of the safest when investing? here in philippines we have one which is tax free... too bad not everyone appreciates it yet.
Wow! Please keep these videos coming!!! Soooooo helpful!!!
Thanks Sean!
subscribed to this channel long time ago, and never regretted since
This should have had many million views from school students.
Facts lol
Best money series on this website! Thank you man.
A question I have for you is why did you decide to put this series together totally for free and not at all charge for this or try and lead people into paying for something like a subscription for more detailed and further information? I mean, are you just a really nice guy? Are you someone who doesn’t always just think about money and who actually just wants to share their knowledge? I mean that’s awesome if that is the case but I’m just curious. And by the way, thanks for this. This is probably the best series I’ve ever came across as it’s very informative and best of all free! So thanks!
I do have plans for some online courses - but they will cover different aspects of personal finance. Mostly I just don’t have as much time as I would like right now. Hopefully later this year though. Thanks for watching!
Thank you so much for making this series, my investing journey starts today 🙏🏻
I subscribed last week hoping you'd do videos on investing! So happy you are! :D
Serendipity :)
Holy moly. I might as well watch the entire series.
Looking forward to the series.
Thanks Philippe!
Look forward to the next episode!
Smart way on how to make money by making a series. Very smart
I’m investing to learn about investing.
Thx for this series. It's really interesting for me. Keep on!:)
Thanks!
This really helped thanks I’m 13 want to get a head start I could tell the new gen will not be good with this
Can't wait to see the full series, also what is the song at the end?
Thanks Mike! The song is here: www.audiomicro.com/tracks/search?query=vengents&Category=music
Money School thx, such a good song. I hope to learn so much from you sir. Prepare myself for the financial struggles of the outside world.
Nice! I will definitely keep up with this new series!
Thanks Arthur!
Hi Preet... I have gone pretty much over all your videos and they are incredible!!! Thanks so much
Exceptionally helpful lessons - thank you so much - keep up the good work
Really useful series, just what I was looking for. Thank you!
Hi Preet, saw you on marketplace. I became a big fan! keep up the good work
currently reading your book! very interesting, great videos
Nice! Thanks for stopping by!
looking foward to the series
Mr. Bean! You can't unsee that now!
This is much needed information. Will you be covering investing in a TFSA? There is confusion if it is right for you and limits. Thanks
Ok thanks so much now i finally know what investing is im 11 and i feel like i got ahead of a lot of people thanks so much
You are now ahead of a LOT of people indeed! Good for you!
I'm interested about it! I want to invest my money by myself, so I hope you will cover subject like put and calls options and many more!
That will be much later on in the series, but yes, I'll cover those too :)
Great!
Great job Preet
tz for sharing knowledges.
Will you be going through on how students in university can invest ? I am a uni student myself and would be really interested in knowing ways I can invest while keeping up with my studies !
Beautifully done, and well explained!
Thank you so much Mr. Bean
Thank you.
I'm 14 and recently I got investing on my mind
Hello! These episodes are great! I am 11 years old and I’ve watched the whole series two times and still slightly confused.
XD why?
Is it odd that I'm 12 and interested, also btw i came here cause i was inspired by all the videos on tiktok and came to find your video which broke down all the terms and was very helpful. LOVE THE CONTENT
Thanks Kevin! I appreciate you watching these videos. I’ll be continuing the investing series soon.
Thanks
For this video sir. Helps me understand so many things :)
Thank you this was very clear and simple to understand thanks again
I am only 13 but what do you think i should start doing to have a successful future?
What are your opinions on Certificate of Deposits (CDs)? Are they good investment mediums?
This didn't really answer the question I had in mind. How do investors get their money back? And why is their money worth more now? And why do they get their money back?
What program did you use for the "lady investing 100$" example?
might be useful for my future projects.
Videoscribe.co
Get more in soon man!
My work is almost done for the year, so I should be able to start putting out more videos more frequently :)
this video was really interesting. I'd love to see more.
Preet your back!
I know. Been busy! But I have some time in December, so I should be able to pump out more videos for the next while :)
Money School Sounds great! We need more Canadians like you educating and offering advice in finance. Love your unbiased approach.
Can the endeavor or thing be opening up your own business?
I have invested nearly $675000
What does it mean to invest in a company ?
Hi Laila S, it generally means to buy shares in a company. Shares represent ownership. As the value of the company increases (or decreases), so does the value of your shares in that company. So if the company does really well, you benefit. Conversely, if it does poorly, the value of your investment in that company goes down. Part 6 in this series really breaks that down. Thanks for watching!
Thanks! This helped for my homework
Thanks for doing this.
Thanks for watching, Tanya!
OMG thank you so much!!
You're welcome!
Is it weird that a 12 year old is watching this video?
No, I think it’s awesome! I started learning about investing around 14 and the earlier, the better!
I'm 13 and I'm watching to
11 here lol
I'm 13 I wanna invest
I'm 13 and watching too lol.
Very helpful video thank you!
So, you give money to people on an uncertain promise of a positive return on that investment.
I'm having an idea.....and how should I do a startup on that? I mean steps to own a company😁
Thank you!
Okay so I have a really dumb question. If the value of Amal's holding goes down to $90 does she then have to pay the bank $10 because of that? Sorry i'm really new to this. Thanks for the video!
Not a dumb question at all. In this case, Amal would NOT have to pay the bank the $10 difference. Her holdings would simply be worth less and if she wanted to sell her investment she would get $90. Conversely, if her investment went up to $200, she wouldn't actually get the $200 unless she sold it at that price. Does that make sense?
Yes that makes perfect sense. Thank you so much!
Investment fixed asset hai ya phir current asset
ty !
Only 1 ad at the end of the vid I like that
I'm way too late for this, but somehow I need to make money. Hopefully I start investing correctlt in the future :(
That’s really interesting!
Thanks for this sir
Thanks for watching!
helpful video
can i use your videos in my blog post for the references???
so that people can easily understand the terminologies???
Absolutely - You are free to embed a youtube link on your webpage to any public video on youtube, and thank you for sharing!
Preet Banerjee and why you aren't posting any videos since 2 months???
@@rishabwalia33 Busy launching a new company. Will try to post more videos soon.
Preet Banerjee congratulations sir
and best of luck for your new company
wish for it's success
and please make more videos for us
it is really helping a lot
What is investing??????
Excellent excellent
Respect ❤
it is possible one time investment?
or i have to invest every month
Yes, it's absolutely possible, and quite common. A one-time investment is sometimes referred to as a "lump sum" investment, while monthly (or weekly, or quarterly, etc) periodic investment can be referred to as "regular contributions", "pre-authorized contributions (PAC)", etc.
@@PreetBanerjee so where i can invest 1 time? only?
Hey is your mother language Bengali?
Btw your videos r awesome💗
It would have been, and I was born in India but I was only there for a few months. Raised in Canada.
@@PreetBanerjee I understood it by your accent haha keep going!!
you SIR, deserve a trillion likes :)
Thanks Ivan!
great video keep it!
Great Video
Man u have so good accent
What made you think of this
hey man love the content
Thanks Colton!
keep making more!
You got it!
thank you thank you thank you ❤️❤️❤️
No problem 😊
Very nice
By any do you know how a teen with a minimum wage income can get experience with buying securities. I really want to try, but I am a minor.
Hey Caleb - you can open a "practice account" with many online brokerages. These practice accounts let you get familiar with executing trades without using real money. But be careful. They can lull people into a false sense of security, and make them overconfident. It's always different when using real money. But stay tuned to this series and you can hopefully avoid some common mistakes.
Caleb Wheeler If you're interested in trading and making some money, let me know
Saif Patel Thank you for the offer. Do you know of any resource?
Great English
Amazing
actual explanation at 0:43