Demystify an intimidating & overly complex investing universe, with simple everyday analogies. One of the worlds most experienced traders brings you the excitement and opportunity of World financial markets!

Have you always wanted to learn about investing, but have no idea where to start?

• Let’s begin with the honest truth; Investing talk can be boring. Learning a new skill is tough. It takes time and effort and some courses look intimidating; or worse, look like they will put you to sleep.
• Luckily, the stock market is a world of excitement. Once you learn to invest in the right way, it can be incredibly fun and enriching. It’s near impossible to find a course that brings you a wealth of learning and experience, but delivered in an easily digestable and interesting fashion.
• Using real life analogies and examples that students will easily identify with, this course demystifies the world of trading and investing.

What You’ll Learn In The Ultimate Beginners Guide to Investing

The Basic Structure of Stocks and Markets

• What does it means to buy a share in a company, and why would you want to do it?
• With our introduction, we explain the very basics of share ownership, the rewards available & where the idea first originates from.
• We take you back 400 years, and into the worlds first ever stock market.
• Introducing two key analogies from your everyday life, these will help you understand the key concept behind an otherwise intimidating world of investment.

How the Economy and Money move Markets

• Stocks go up and down on Economic data releases. Here you will learn what releases to pay particular attention to, and why they move prices.
• A definitive guide to Inflation, interest rates, Central banks and monetary policy.
• How the geo-political landscape plays such an important part in markets. How does the Oil prices feed into expectations?
• What sends Gold higher or lower? What drives foreign exchange rates, and why some days in particular can be especially dangerous to have exposure to FX.

The Psychology of Markets

• All too often, market participants forget that stock prices are driven by confidence. And sometimes that confidence evaporates in an instant, and markets swing violently into a panic!
• In the third chapter, you will learn the warning signs to look out for. When is the market overbought or oversold? And why your personal state of mind can affect your investment decisions.

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