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This video aims to be an "Investment 101" guide for beginners who have never invested before, helping them get started. It includes everything you need to know and summarizes it into 4 steps for new investors who want to get started. I also answer the popular question, "What should beginners invest in?" by explaining the pros and cons of 6 investment assets that I've selected as excellent. Check it out! 📌Sign up for Webull and receive 200 baht in free shares: https://www.webull.co.th/k/THEMONEYGA... ---- 00:00 Introduction 00:32 Step 1: Adjust your mindset. Why invest? 01:18 Beat Inflation 01:31 Passive Income 02:10 Compound Interest 03:17 Step 2: Things to Do Before Investing 03:17 Save Money First 03:41 Emergency Fund 04:23 Pay Off High-Interest Debt 04:57 Set Investment Goals 05:20 Step 3: Choose an Asset 05:37 Individual Stocks 10:01 Index Funds 13:02 ETFs 14:00 Gold 16:42 Bitcoin 19:02 Real Estate 21:20 The Best Investment for Most People 24:23 Step 4: Investing Hands-On 24:33 Stock Trading Demonstration - American ETFs 26:40 Market Hours 27:08 DCA Setting 29:09 Conclusion ----- Summary of the short video: This video will teach beginners how to invest, from scratch to real investing, with hands-on, step-by-step instruction. So, if you're asking "How to invest?", "Want to invest but don't know where to start?", "How much money do you need to start investing?", "How old do you have to be to invest?", "How do I invest in US stocks?", or "What app is best to buy US stocks?", the answers are in this video, which consists of four steps: Step 1: Shift Your Mindset Understand why you're investing. This video introduces three reasons: 1. Beat inflation: To preserve the value of your money. 2. Create passive income: To earn income even when you're not working. 3. Benefit from compounding: To multiply your money over time. Step 2: Preparing Before Investing 1. Save Money: Invest only what you don't need immediately. 2. Emergency Fund: Keep 3-6 months of living expenses in an easily accessible account. 3. Pay off high-interest debt: Prioritize paying off high-interest debt before investing. 4. Set investment goals: Define your financial goals and risk tolerance. Step 3: Selecting investment assets This video highlights six popular investment options: 1. Individual stocks: Owning shares of a company. 2. Index funds: Funds that track a specific market index, offering diversification. 3. Exchange-Traded Funds (ETFs): Similar to index funds, but traded like stocks. 4. Gold: A traditional store of value and safe haven. 5. Bitcoin: A decentralized cryptocurrency. 6. Real estate: Investing in real estate for appreciation and rental income. Step 4: Get Started Investing This video recommends starting with index funds or ETFs, particularly those that track the S&P 500. It demonstrates how to purchase an S&P 500 ETF (IVV) using the Webull app. It emphasizes the importance of consistent investing and continuous learning. Additional Points: Webull Support: The video is sponsored by Webull, a platform for trading US stocks and ETFs. US Market Advice: The video recommends getting started with the US stock market due to its size and diversity. Dollar-Cost Averaging (DCA): The video explains DCA and how to automate it on the Webull platform. Paper Trading: The video discusses paper trading on the Webull platform. Minimum Age: The minimum age to open an investment account is generally 20 years old. Disclaimer: The video emphasizes that this is not financial advice and encourages viewers to conduct their own research.