Despite what the mainstream financial media wants to tell you. Investing is not an impossible game only the pros can master... In fact, Peter Lynch, named America's Most Successful Money Manager says that by using a reliable and repeatable investing process, ordinary investors can beat the pros. But here are 3 big mistakes inexperienced investors make... Mistake #1: Relying solely on social media and TV stock tipsters for their information Mistake #2: Rushing into "hot sectors" based on fear of missing out, and buying poor companies at overvalued prices Mistake #3: Panic selling for a loss the first time their stock goes down and missing out on gains when it rebounds to new highs Now here's the good news. By using our Rational Process Investing methodology, individual investors can make consistent long-term profits in the market. Founded on timeless principles used by legendary investors like Warren Buffett. You don't need a degree in finance. Nor do you need to spend hours each day glued to financial media. Just 2 hours per week is enough. Which means you can get a head start by following the simple advice laid out in this book. Even if you've never bought stocks before. So if you're kicking yourself for missing out on big gains. We'll show you how to find the next Facebook, Netflix or Amazon. Companies which can turn a modest investment of $500 into $30,000 or more. It's not always some obscure technology company either. There are amazing opportunities in industries many investors consider "boring" For example, if you had invested just $99 in Southwest Airlines when they first went public, you'd be sitting on over $82,000 today. Here's just a fraction of what you'll discover inside: The #1 mistake inexperienced investors make. Avoid this error and you will make money - Page 16 Forget Netflix, this company is going to be the real winner of the digital streaming boom - Page 111 Coca-Cola or PepsiCo - which is a better investment over the next 20 years? Page 121 The "Amazon of the Health Industry", on track for 100% gains in the next 18 months - Page 132 The truth about "buying the dip" Why most investors fail miserably at it, and what to do instead - Page 169 Your chance to buy "the next Berkshire Hathaway" for just 0.3% of the price of a single share of Warren Buffett's company - Page 93 This software company has been growing 5x faster than the S&P500 and you can still pick it up for less than $10 - Page 145 If we only had $500 to invest in a single company. This is what we'd buy - Page 81 ...and much, much more. Speaking of Southwest Airlines. If you had sold when share prices peaked, your $99 would be worth over $152,000. Which is why on Page 183 we show you when to sell your stocks for maximum profits. This is not a dense 600 page theoretical textbook. It's written in plain English and free from repetitive technical jargon. You'll find easy-to-follow advice, plus concrete examples of everything we teach. So even if you've never read a single investing book in your life. You will understand how to become a successful long-term investor. To kickstart your investing journey today, scroll up and click "add to cart"

Please note: This is a companion version & not the original book. Sample Book Insights: #1 When first presented with the idea of stock investing, many people think it's an excellent opportunity to make quick money. This leads them to seek professional advice, which often leaves them feeling burned. #2 Investing is not a get-rich-quick scheme. It requires patience and discipline, and it is not a game of technical analysis. The reason many people fail at investing in the stock market is that they think about them in fundamentally flawed ways. What we’re going to show you is that the way the markets work is far more straightforward, and you don’t need a high IQ, a specialized degree, or any secret code to unlock them. #4 When first starting out, many investors go to a financial adviser for stock recommendations or ask for tips on how to invest $500/$1,000/$10,000. This is their first mistake. The investor sinks their money into a random assortment of companies, and then sits back, expecting vast sums of money in return.

What runs through your mind when someone mentions the stock market? Do you immediately think of a complicated machine that has the potential to bankrupt you? Alternatively, do you think of a casino where you can make millions? Despite what you may hear from uneducated voices, the reality isn't close to either of these extremes. The stock market is a great place to build long-term wealth, but only if you make the right investment choices. Between 1994 and 2013, the S&P 500, the index of the 500 largest public companies in the US, returned an average of 8.99% per year. But those who invested in individual stocks didn't fare as well. A study by Bernstein Advisors found that in the same time period, the average retail investor buying individual stocks made a return of just 2.1% per year. Which means during this 20 year period, the "man on the street" underperformed every single asset class, including cash (as 3-month treasury bills). So why does this happen? Why do so many individuals make below-averagereturns? Much of it involves education or lack of it. When people are first exposed to the idea of stock investing, it's often presented as an excellent opportunity to make quick money. This is why, for many investors, their first experience is a bad one. They are enticed by a tip from a friend or family member. Or worse, they see a post on social media about a "once-in-a-lifetime buying opportunity" and don't want to miss out on potential profits. You may have had this exact experience in the past. If not, you likely know someone who has. You may also have been lured by the prospect of making quick money by day trading stocks. Day trading is to investing, what visiting a casino is to starting your own business. Sure, you could win big at the casino, but you're very unlikely to, and over the long run, you'll go broke. But if you do your research and work hard, starting a business will make you way more money in the long run and way more reliably too.

“All intelligent investing is value investing – acquiring more than you are paying for.” Charlie Munger In Value Investing Made Simple, veteran value stock investor James Pattersenn, Jr. provides you with proven, potentially life-changing investing strategies that you can use to start building wealth and pursuing financial freedom, whether you are just learning how to buy stocks, or you are an experienced stock investor. Instead of talking about vague stock investing ideals, like those found in many other value investing books, Mr. Pattersenn offers investors practical strategies that have been generating excellent returns over 15 years of investing, in both bull and bear markets. In this easy-to-understand value investing guide, you will learn: · Why value stocks are essential to any investors’ portfolio, and why they outperform the market, especially over time · How to minimize risk by understanding how to value a stock’s fair value and determine each stock’s margin of safety · How to find the best value stocks to buy using stock screeners, due diligence, and technical analysis, including actual Finviz screener settings the author has used to find his best-performing value stocks · Proven tips for determining the ideal size for your stock portfolio for best returns – should you have 5 stocks in your portfolio… or 10 stocks… or 15? · How to use P/E ratio to estimate a stock’s real value · How legendary stock investors like Warren Buffett, Charlie Munger and Benjamin Graham have employed value investing strategies to earn millions in the stock market After applying the principles provided in Value Investing Made Simple, you can start building a profitable stock portfolio that will generate sustainable yields that consistently outperform the overall market… and earn you money when you are on vacation, or even while you sleep! Page Up and Order Now.

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When it comes to investing successfully, it is extremely important to find the methodology that best suits your personal preferences. If you are interested in seeing reliable returns, and extremely little risk, all while putting forward as little effort as possible, then value investing might be the right fit for you. Likewise, if you are looking for an investment method that rewards patience, meticulous planning and an ability to go against the grain then Value Investing: A Step by Step Guide to Getting into the Share Market and Making Money for the Long Term is the book you have been waiting for. While many stock investing strategies out there are exceedingly complicated, value investing relies on simple to understand concepts that anyone can use. It doesn't require a background in finance to use effectively or an understanding of technical analysis of any kind. Instead, if you have patience, money to invest, and common sense, along with a willingness to learn, then you can follow the path of value investing greats like Warren Buffet. Inside, you will find everything you need to start value investing right away with a step by step guide that outlines everything you need to consider before buying stock in a particular company. The more you know, the greater your odds of success are going to be in the long-term and this book teaches you the questions you need to ask to find the types of stocks that are currently undervalued based on the true worth of the underlying company. Investing in the stock market successfully isn't rocket science, all you need is a low tolerance for risk and an idea of what details to look for when it comes to choosing the right moment to make a move, details you will find in abundance inside. So, what are you waiting for, take control of your financial future and buy this book today!

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