I like that you give information and your scared to give a little "side note" of information on that idea. Or leaves me not wondering air anything. Side notes = Complete comprehension
have a look at the Tesco Plc in the U.K. Stock tumbled down, used to pay good dividends. Not any more - do not think it pays dividends any more. So it is not necessary that the stock will keep on paying div and even increase it when the price goes down. They better use the cash to sort out their issues. If the price is going down persistently, lets say for two consecutive quarters, be concerned, be very concerned, something is happening with the company, the market is correct and you are wrong, always assume that. Better watch out in such cases... ofcourse a company could turn around and start the div programme again given that it doesn't go bust. So what is important is also to look at the sector and the company you are investing in and what it does and not just look at the yield. JMO.
Or just buy put options and make money on the stock when it goes down. So you make money even when it goes down. Justa suggestion. And options tend to be cheaper than stocks.
Awesome video. You're my version of a rock star. However, please have your camera guy (or yourself) watch videos on camera framing. Your whiteboard should probably be lower as well. I've been freeloading and watching all your videos on youtube. I just started my eCommerce and one day in the near future I'll gladly write you a "thank you" check for all the free lessons you've given me. PS - I think this is my first YouTune (or any social media/content platform) comment.
Right. So regarding the Increasing dividend stocks, I don't understand why you say that you just don't have to care about them along the time? The price that we pay for the same amount of stocks today cannot worth the same tomorrow. So regardless of the dividend that they pay, shoudn't we still care about the stock price? Because the ROI will also vary according to the stock price. Thanks
I know the mind boggles. These idiots on YT giving financial saying things like "you can always generate new cash in a business" ..no you can't, most businesses fail, and "high yield, low risk" words that have never been uttered by anyone who knows anything about investing!
First off, great video! Question: how many ways do u know about that I can become self-employed as a software developer? There's switching from full-time to contract employment, or freelancing. Any others?
can you explain the phrase: you can invest in Real Estate and pull out the (principal) money and still keep the property with yourself"? With LIVE example?
which type of business?, could this model work for buying a convenience store? I refer to your idea about being able to get more money out of business at certain times.
I always thought High Yield and Low Risk are mutually exclusive especially if trying to achieve it on a short term time period scale. Can somebody please explain
@Ryan Moran Why take money out of the business? If you have a business that is going well, surely your return on your equity in your own business would be a LOT higher than the alternatives you have presented.
yeah but its riskier to keep your money locked in the business. Businesses dont have a long life, rare ones that do. In its essence a business is a tool to make money for its owner, under that definition, why wouldnt you take money out? Real estate, other businesses, paper assets having more than one way of generating cash is always preferable to just one way of generating cash. thats my opinion, its all about stability.
The prices of the stocks will rise and fall dramatically 2-3 times in ones lifetime... Don't sell, keep buying no matter what (lowering your Average cost basis) and THE DIVIDENDS KEEP COMING. Personally I think you should be more at like 20-25% of your salary... Take advantage of that COMPOUND INTEREST
Freedom Fast Lane No sir, I must admit I am behind on certain things, but I'm very intrigued with learning as much as possible from your strategy it is definitely broken down into simplest form. Do you have a mentorship program?
im so annoyed of the people the comment thnigs like "your a Moran" i feel like everyone expect him to just give you 1 easy job that will just make you rich.
From investors like me and my team. My company offers 10% fixed APR to private lenders who work with me on Buy and Hold Real estate deals across the US. Literally all they do is lend the money and sign the contract and they get fixed returns paid monthly. Its definitely a financial possibility.
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Been a passive follower of your stuff since meeting you in Vegas... Superstar in the making.
Dude your awesome I'm learning so much from your other videos
I appreciate that you turn to the camera! I’ll look into your ideas! Thank you.
Educational and Beneficial!! Highly appreciated!!!
I like that you give information and your scared to give a little "side note" of information on that idea. Or leaves me not wondering air anything. Side notes = Complete comprehension
have a look at the Tesco Plc in the U.K. Stock tumbled down, used to pay good dividends. Not any more - do not think it pays dividends any more. So it is not necessary that the stock will keep on paying div and even increase it when the price goes down. They better use the cash to sort out their issues. If the price is going down persistently, lets say for two consecutive quarters, be concerned, be very concerned, something is happening with the company, the market is correct and you are wrong, always assume that. Better watch out in such cases... ofcourse a company could turn around and start the div programme again given that it doesn't go bust. So what is important is also to look at the sector and the company you are investing in and what it does and not just look at the yield. JMO.
Or just buy put options and make money on the stock when it goes down.
So you make money even when it goes down. Justa suggestion.
And options tend to be cheaper than stocks.
Thanks for the upload Ryan! Great minds think alike!
Awesome video. You're my version of a rock star. However, please have your camera guy (or yourself) watch videos on camera framing. Your whiteboard should probably be lower as well.
I've been freeloading and watching all your videos on youtube. I just started my eCommerce and one day in the near future I'll gladly write you a "thank you" check for all the free lessons you've given me.
PS - I think this is my first YouTune (or any social media/content platform) comment.
Right. So regarding the Increasing dividend stocks, I don't understand why you say that you just don't have to care about them along the time? The price that we pay for the same amount of stocks today cannot worth the same tomorrow. So regardless of the dividend that they pay, shoudn't we still care about the stock price? Because the ROI will also vary according to the stock price.
Thanks
Hi yield low risk... what a dream !
mikeberg lol
I know the mind boggles. These idiots on YT giving financial saying things like "you can always generate new cash in a business" ..no you can't, most businesses fail, and "high yield, low risk" words that have never been uttered by anyone who knows anything about investing!
you forgot short term as well!
Stopped the videos as soon as he said it, disliked it, and went to check the comments to see if I am the only one :D
First off, great video! Question: how many ways do u know about that I can become self-employed as a software developer? There's switching from full-time to contract employment, or freelancing. Any others?
can you explain the phrase: you can invest in Real Estate and pull out the (principal) money and still keep the property with yourself"? With LIVE example?
Chetan Bhadage pay interest only on the loan
naa don't reinvest into low risk high yield investments, reinvest into your business
which type of business?, could this model work for buying a convenience store? I refer to your idea about being able to get more money out of business at certain times.
Great content!
Hi Ryan - where can I see more content like this? Do you have a way to contact you directly?
I always thought High Yield and Low Risk are mutually exclusive especially if trying to achieve it on a short term time period scale. Can somebody please explain
@Ryan Moran Why take money out of the business? If you have a business that is going well, surely your return on your equity in your own business would be a LOT higher than the alternatives you have presented.
yeah but its riskier to keep your money locked in the business.
Businesses dont have a long life, rare ones that do.
In its essence a business is a tool to make money for its owner, under that definition, why wouldnt you take money out?
Real estate, other businesses, paper assets having more than one way of generating cash is always preferable to just one way of generating cash.
thats my opinion, its all about stability.
I like your strategies. Let's work together on real estate in Africa(Swaziland). There's a lot of room to grow here
thanks so much for the videos!
Whats ur advice in investing in IT company? Im in Pakistan.
Great video, no BS like other 'gurus'
this switch to black and white is driving me crazy.
good video though
Good stuff. Gracias.
The prices of the stocks will rise and fall dramatically 2-3 times in ones lifetime... Don't sell, keep buying no matter what (lowering your Average cost basis) and THE DIVIDENDS KEEP COMING. Personally I think you should be more at like 20-25% of your salary... Take advantage of that COMPOUND INTEREST
what's consider a decent goal for profit?
good stuff dude im sharing
Great advice here. Very kiyosaki-esc !👌
I went to the website, am I 2 years too late?
Hey Kevin, thanks for commenting. This website no longer exists. Do you follow our podcast yet?
Freedom Fast Lane No sir, I must admit I am behind on certain things, but I'm very intrigued with learning as much as possible from your strategy it is definitely broken down into simplest form. Do you have a mentorship program?
im so annoyed of the people the comment thnigs like "your a Moran" i feel like everyone expect him to just give you 1 easy job that will just make you rich.
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Aw yeah, grinding away in step 1 :s
Businesses are the best legitmate tax shelter.
Best long term invesment : cash slow.
Flow*
Where do you buy notes?
From investors like me and my team. My company offers 10% fixed APR to private lenders who work with me on Buy and Hold Real estate deals across the US. Literally all they do is lend the money and sign the contract and they get fixed returns paid monthly. Its definitely a financial possibility.
I thought this was gonna be like Dan Lok's Wealth triangle but nvm.
Is it me or he looks a little bit like drake?
the best place to put your money by far is bitcoin. deflationary.
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Don't listen to this guy.
Great video!!