Первые Шаги в Инвестировании. Без чего начинающий инвестор потеряет деньги? // 16+

🚀 Free webinar - First Steps in Investing - https://clck.ru/RYEEQ 🔥 Free webinar "The Millionaire Mindset" → https://clck.ru/RYEFZ 📖 Free book "The Cure for Financial Stress" → https://clck.ru/RYEEx How to start investing? I want to tell you where to start investing and what a beginner investor is most likely to lose money without. In this interview, I shared where to start investing, which tools I consider effective, and how to diversify your portfolio. If you're interested in how to start investing, this episode will be very helpful. You can reduce the risk of losing money if you follow the advice. Watch the video to the end and share your questions about how to start investing in the comments. My personal website ► https://temchenko.com My Millionaires Club ► http://klub1000000.ru Online course "Financial Reboot" ► https://goo.gl/PzVERs Subscribe to our channel:    / МаксимТемченко   #investments #investor #wheretoinvest 0:00 real estate investments 0:56 effective tools 1:56 investments for beginners 2:35 portfolio diversification 3:40 energy #investing #money #finances If you found this video helpful, please share it with your friends. Watch more videos: Financial Literacy    • ФИНАНСОВАЯ ГРАМОТНОСТЬ   Personal Growth    • ЛИЧНОСТНЫЙ РОСТ   Business Success    • БИЗНЕС УСПЕХ   Millionaire Mindset    • МЫШЛЕНИЕ МИЛЛИОНЕРА   #maximtemchenko #millionaireclub A little about me: Today, I am an investor, coach, author of training programs, business owner, and creator of the international franchise "Millionaires Club." The world's largest Russian-language network of financial literacy schools (73 branches in 6 countries) "Hello everyone, we're currently speaking with Maxim Temchenko, a millionaire and a man who teaches millionaires. I'm interested in a few questions, literally three. I'm in the real estate business myself, and I'm curious about your views on real estate investing." "Okay, it's one of the investment tools." "Do you use it yourself?" "I do, I own apartments in Turkey and in Thailand, which I rent out." "But not in Moscow, not in Russia?" "Not yet. I'm considering investing in apartment buildings, but not right now. I'll wait it out and then come back." "What tools can you highlight, and which ones do you use yourself?" "The stock market is currently very interesting, but again, it's a question of timing. If we're looking at the current pandemic, the crisis phase, we need to be very careful. There will be a huge number of private investors sucked into the stock market, into shares, and then there will be a sharp change, a shift in sentiment. This is being done to attract novice investors, and experienced investors will profit from them. So, if we look at the stock market now, we need to be very careful. In general, right now, in this period of the 2020s, we need to be very, very careful with any type of investment. It doesn't matter whether it's real estate, the stock market, trading, and so on. Things are going to change dramatically, colossally, radically. Therefore, we need to arm ourselves with specialized knowledge, the mentorship of experienced people, and act very carefully. The main rule now is not to lose. It's better not to lose than to under-earn." "This is probably one of the most important rules at the very beginning of investing." What investments would you recommend for someone just starting out? They have a business, for example, and they've come across 2-3-5 million rubles. I often encounter people like this these days; they often invest in real estate. What strategy do you think, and where do you start? – The first thing to start with is financial literacy. If you dive into investing without financial literacy, without a financial foundation—what money is, the nature of money, income, expenses, capital, a personal financial plan—then you'll likely experience initial losses, and serious ones at that, and the losses can be so severe that you won't want to invest at all. Therefore, the first thing to start with is financial literacy. The second thing to start with is further exploring the division of the inversion portfolio, after the financial safety net, into an aggressive portion and a conservative portion.