Everything You Need to Know About Finance and Investing in Under an Hour
https://youtu.be/WEDIj9JBTC8?si=Fma7oNCy8pHZtpGW
Stocks and bonds | Finance and Capital Markets | Khan Academy
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gFQNPmLKj1k
Berkshire Hataway shareholders meetings
the intelligent investor — Warren especially recommends chapters 8 and 20
ch8: The Investor and Market Fluctuations
ch20: The Margin of Safety
Use thorough analysis in order to secure safe and steady returns, analyse
of the companies in which you consider investing before buying any stock. Make sure the company pays steady dividends. These steps will give you a better idea of how well a company performs, independent of its value on the market. A stock’s long-term value is not arbitrary, it depends directly on how well the company behind it performs.
This is very different from speculating, in which investors focus on short-term gains made possible by market fluctuations. Speculations are thus very risky, simply because nobody can predict the future. Look at the big picture by examining the company’s financial history, and focus on pricing, buying stocks only when its price is below its intrinsic value.
Protect yourself from serious losses by diversifying your investments.
Never put all your money on one stock, no matter how promising it appears.
To further remove you from the emotional stress of investing with the market, stick to the dollar cost averaging formula:
Understand that you won't pull extraordinary profits, but safe and steady revenues. The target is to meet your personal needs, not to outperform the professional stockbrokers on Wall Street. We can't do better than those who trade for a living, and we shouldn't be aiming for fast money anyway; chasing dollar signs only makes us greedy and careless.
Intelligence, Energy, and Integrity.