How to invest in the stock market....the beginners guide.

I am closing the chapter on this podcast.  I hope it's been helpful, I encourage you all to invest and believe that you can do it!  It's not that hard!

A podcast speaking to investing in our new COVID world. Should we stay in Stock market? Should we abandon it? These are questions I get all the time. Spoiler Alert!Stay investing in the market is my opinion. I also recommend my first financial Book.

Great suggestion from a listener who suggested a forum. You all have an interest in the market and therefore have questions that you can now put out there to the forum.

This is my last episode for the summer. I speak to the unusual recovery from the Pandemic drop, my opinions on why. I'm going to take some time away and hopefully be back.

I'm changing a bit of my strategy for the podcast, as I will begin talking specific stocks. Also what sectors and companies should I be wary of?

I keep discussing the Pandemic opportunities and I answer some email questions about PEG, Trailing PE vs Forward PE, etc.

Look at Oil and Airlines. I'm always looking for good buying opportunities. Are oil and airline stocks too good to pass on? Let's talk about it.

More great practical questions from email that addresses when to buy...when to sell...etc.

I've been getting some emails with great questions and I thought I would answer some of those questions.

I answer a topic from a listener. I speak to the pandemic.

I speak to the Oil crisis....I speak to input from listeners....I speak to an idea I have...

Trying times since I last posted. So now What?

In this episode I talk about why I don't pick stocks for people. I've said it but hadn't explained it. Also Do the Work! Want to invest in the market? Then do the work to understand it.

This is the end of the road for my Podcast on how to invest in the stock market....for Beginners.In this last Podcast I talk about my personal financial story....the mistakes and how life gets in the way.I talk about TIME. How I've been spending my time in retirement.

In this episode I'll discuss a simple tool that can be helpful in analysis. Also how I treat my portfolio with different "buckets".

In this podcast I discuss two key parts of owning and buying dividend stocks. First is the "EX dividend Date" and what that means to you in terms of owning a dividend stock.Secondly I discuss Real Estate Investment Trusts and how this can add diversification into real estate as part of your portfolio.

How to buy and sell stocks on a POP and DROP strategy.

Now What? When do I buy a stock? When do I sell a stock? The conventional Buy and Hold strategy and my Buy and Study Strategy

I discuss the last two key pieces of information I look when deciding to purchase a stock. I also discuss Diversification and the magic of compounding.

How I use the metric BETA for my stock picking. What does it mean and how does it help.

I talk about how I take the Price to Earnings metric to help me determine if a stock is underpriced, right priced or over priced.

In this session I will talk about Dividend Aristocrats and how they are my very first step on picking what stock to buy.Dividend Aristocrats are companies that have been paying and increasing dividends for at least 25 years. I'm also going to tell my retirement story from Corporate America.

How do you navigate the complicated world of the stock market? How do you buy stocks? How do you pick stocks? This is a entry level beginners steps to getting involved in the stock market from just a regular guy. I had a 30 year career in corporate America and I manage my own retirement portfolio. I've been doing it for almost 7 years and honestly....IT'S NOT THAT HARD!!!Walk with me through my learnings and frustrations as I navigate this complicated subject and bring you to actionable steps.I made my money and I'm going to manage it. I believe in myself and trust myself and I want you to do the same!

How to understand what your risk level is, a challenge to look at your past and understand how you view risk as a human being. Then applying that to the stock market.