Summary of Rubén Villahermosa s Trading and Investing for Beginners
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Please note: This is a companion version & not the original book.
Sample Book Insights:
#1 The first part of the book deals with basic financial literacy, such as how to manage money, money's value, and how to treat money.
#2 Everything in your brain determines the tools you have available to you. You must acquire financial intelligence if you want to recognize good deals and turn bad deals into good ones. Your net equity is the most reliable indicator of your financial health.
#3 Everything in your brain determines the tools you have available to you. You must acquire financial intelligence if you want to recognize good deals and turn bad deals into good ones. Your net equity is the most reliable indicator of your financial health.
#4 The most profitable and least risky investment out there is to simply pay off all your high-interest debt. It is the most intelligent financial movement.

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Date de parution 11 octobre 2022
Nombre de lectures 0
EAN13 9798350039221
Langue English
Poids de l'ouvrage 1 Mo

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Insights on Rubén Villahermosa's Trading and Investing for Beginners
Contents Insights from Chapter 1 Insights from Chapter 2 Insights from Chapter 3 Insights from Chapter 4 Insights from Chapter 5 Insights from Chapter 6 Insights from Chapter 7 Insights from Chapter 8
Insights from Chapter 1



#1

The first part of the book deals with basic financial literacy, such as how to manage money, money's value, and how to treat money.

#2

Everything in your brain determines the tools you have available to you. You must acquire financial intelligence if you want to recognize good deals and turn bad deals into good ones. Your net equity is the most reliable indicator of your financial health.

#3

-> Everything in your brain determines the tools you have available to you. You must acquire financial intelligence if you want to recognize good deals and turn bad deals into good ones. Your net equity is the most reliable indicator of your financial health.

#4

The most profitable and least risky investment out there is to simply pay off all your high-interest debt. It is the most intelligent financial movement.

#5

compound interest is when you add the results of an investment to your initial capital and the new interest is reinvested immediately.

#6

Your earning capacity is the cornerstone of your financial future. You must work continuously to generate new sources of income. Regardless of how much money you make, your source of income is always dependent on a single source of income.

#7

Pay off all your high-interest debt to generate a huge source of passive income. Start by specializing in what you are passionate about, and then build an asset. This is the only way to ensure the excellence of that asset.

#8

You must work constantly to generate new sources of income. Your earning capacity is the cornerstone of your financial future. You must pay off all your high-interest debt to generate a huge source of passive income.

#9

save your money, reduce expenses, eliminate unnecessary fees and expenses, go against the trend and buy items out of season, use cash or debit, and buy quality items. How to increase incomeThe second half of the equation is to increase your income. This is the most effective way to acquire financial intelligence. The key to increasing your income is to find a way to increase your productivity. The way you do this is by increasing the value of your time. -> Everything in your brain determines the tools you have available to you. You must acquire financial intelligence if you want to recognize good deals and turn bad deals into good ones. Your net equity is the most reliable indicator of your financial health.

#10

Pay off all your high-interest debt, save your money, reduce expenses, eliminate unnecessary fees and expenses, go against the trend and buy items out of season, use cash or debit, and buy quality items.

#11

Everything in your brain determines the tools you have available to you. You must acquire financial intelligence if you want to recognize good deals and turn bad deals into good ones. Your net equity is the most reliable indicator of your financial health.

#12

Everything in your brain determines what tools you have available to you. To increase your income, find a way to increase your productivity.

#13

A budget is a preliminary list with varying time frames that estimates the income we will receive and how we will allocate it to expenses, savings, and investment. It helps us achieve our goals. The 50-30-20 rule allocates the percentage of income in the following way: 50 percent for fixed expenses, 30 percent for savings, and 20 percent for variable expenses.

#14

The first half of the equation is to generate new sources of income. The second half is to increase your income. Investing is all about buying assets that are expected to generate future returns.

#15

The first half of the equation is to generate new sources of income. The second half is to increase your income. Investing is all about buying assets that are expected to generate future returns.

#16

This section deals with protecting capital not directly, but indirectly. It warns us about the dangers of trusting salespeople who present a product with a magic formula that promises success and ease. It takes just a bit of common sense to reach the conclusion that this approach is not realistic.

#17

You must acquire financial intelligence to recognize good deals and turn bad deals into good ones. Your net equity is the most reliable indicator of your financial health. Everything in your brain determines the tools you have available to you. The first half of the equation is to generate new sources of income. The second half is to increase your income. Investing is all about buying assets that are expected to generate future returns.

#18

-> The first half of the equation is to generate new sources of income. The second half is to increase your income. Investing is all about buying assets that are expected to generate future returns.
Insights from Chapter 2



#1

Financial markets are places where financial instruments are traded between economic agents. They facilitate trading, and their main objective is to put those looking for financing in contact with those offering investment.

#2

The first half of the equation is to generate new sources of income. The second half is to increase your income. Investing is all about buying assets that are expected to generate future returns.

#3

The first half of the equation is to generate new sources of income. The second half is to increase your income. Investing is all about buying assets that are expected to generate future returns.

#4

This section deals with protecting capital indirectly. It warns us about the dangers of trusting salespeople who present a product with a magic formula that promises success and ease.

#5

Everything in your brain determines the tools you have available to you. The first half of the equation is to generate new sources of income. The second half is to increase your income. Investing is all about buying assets that are expected to generate future returns.

#6

investing is buying assets that are expected to generate future returns. The first half of the equation is to generate new sources of income. The second half is to increase your income. Investing is all about buying assets that are expected to generate future returns.

#7

Investing is buying assets that are expected to generate future returns. The first half of the equation is to generate new sources of income. The second half is to increase your income. Investing is all about buying assets that are expected to generate future returns.

#8

The first half of the equation is to generate new sources of income.

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