Invest With As Little As $100: A Guide To Investing In Financial Instruments
Business & Finance, Personal Finance, Investing, Finance & Investing, Investments & Securities
| Author: | Roger Smith | ISBN: | 9780962890611 |
| Publisher: | Roger Smith | Publication: | December 16, 2013 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition | Language: | English |
| Author: | Roger Smith |
| ISBN: | 9780962890611 |
| Publisher: | Roger Smith |
| Publication: | December 16, 2013 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition |
| Language: | English |
Invest With As Little As $100, which I also call “Clarence”, has been written for the person who wants to invest their hard earned money, but do not know how the various investment vehicles work. Throughout the years, people have been relying on “investment professionals” such as stockbrokers and financial planners to tell them how to invest their money. However, most of those professionals know as much about how investments work as a Kentucky Derby jockey knows about piloting the space shuttle. They are mere sales people who happened to pass a test about securities rules and regulations (not strategy) with a score of at least 70%.
Clarence is designed to empower the reader by describing all of the major ways in which the average person can invest. It does not focus on investment strategy. Instead, the book uses very simple language to explain what most people believe to be very complex topics that can only be understood by financial professionals.
Clarence has been crafted in a way that allows the reader to go directly to a section of interest without having to read the previous sections. (Of course, the reader will probably Clarence to be so stimulating that they will want to read every page, but they don’t have to do so.)
Invest With As Little As $100, which I also call “Clarence”, has been written for the person who wants to invest their hard earned money, but do not know how the various investment vehicles work. Throughout the years, people have been relying on “investment professionals” such as stockbrokers and financial planners to tell them how to invest their money. However, most of those professionals know as much about how investments work as a Kentucky Derby jockey knows about piloting the space shuttle. They are mere sales people who happened to pass a test about securities rules and regulations (not strategy) with a score of at least 70%.
Clarence is designed to empower the reader by describing all of the major ways in which the average person can invest. It does not focus on investment strategy. Instead, the book uses very simple language to explain what most people believe to be very complex topics that can only be understood by financial professionals.
Clarence has been crafted in a way that allows the reader to go directly to a section of interest without having to read the previous sections. (Of course, the reader will probably Clarence to be so stimulating that they will want to read every page, but they don’t have to do so.)
