How to Invest Your Money (2020) | Tai Lopez Free Download

How to Invest Your Money (2020) | Tai Lopez
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If you’re not investing your money, you’ll always be a slave to your income. My goal today is to help you use money to make money and in this video, I’m going to give you several proven strategies.

These investing strategies are proven to work. They’re the same strategies used by the richest and smartest people in the world. If you understand and use them right, they’ll work for you, too.

As you’re watching this video, be sure to take notes.

There are several investing lessons being shared that I’ve never shared anywhere else. Right now and for as long as this video is online, they’re being shared with you for free.

Some of the strategies you’ll learn include:

-Real estate investing strategies that generate passive income
-Forex strategies that make money from buying and selling currencies
-Cryptocurrency strategies (like Bitcoin) that have brought some of the highest returns in history
-And 20 more!

You do not need to have a lot of income to get started with any of these strategies.

Although it helps to have a lot…

You can start investing today even if you only have $100 spare income a month!

If you invested $100 in Bitcoin in 2010, you’d have about $80 million right now. This is obviously an extreme example, but crypto investing isn’t rocket science. You can invest in Bitcoin and most other cryptocurrencies during your lunch break.

I’m not promising you that you’ll make any money with crypto or any other investing strategies. In fact, I wouldn’t suggest you invest ANY of your money that isn’t leftover after expenses.

I call these leftover expenses investable assets. An investable asset is money that you wouldn’t have a heart attack over if you lost it.

Even if you have $10o or $1,000 investable assets, that’s enough. You can start small and once you learn the ropes.

Then, you can invest more as you make more and continue to invest your earnings. This simple technique is how the richest and smartest people use money to make money.

There’s no better time to start than now.

In fact:

The sooner you start investing, the better!

At just 25 years old, Warren Buffett — one of the richest investors in the world — started an investment company.

He used $5,000 of his own funds and collected $100,000 from his friends and family.

By making smart investments, like with American Express, he grew his net worth from thousands to millions to what it is today — 80.3 BILLION dollars!

He wouldn’t have grown his income that much if he didn’t get started.

Right now I have several training programs about starting a business and entrepreneurship. But until this video, I’ve never shown WHAT to do with the money I help people make.

When people ask me how to invest their money, I tell them there are:

3 things you must know about investing your money

The first is knowing WHAT to invest in.

There are hundreds of options when it comes to investing your money, but not all of them are good.

Investing in Beanie Babies, for example, might’ve made you money in the short term — but most people who tried that are now broke.

You need to rely on proven investing strategies.

Some of these include:

-Day trading
-Mutual funds
-Gold
-Silver
-Bonds
-Oil
-Hedgefunds

Once you know what to invest in, you now need to understand WHEN the best time is to make your investment.

Timing is key.

A good rule of thumb — and this is important — is to get excited when people are fearful, and to be fearful when everyone’s excited.

Here’s what I mean:

When the market is in a panic, that usually signals a good opportunity to buy because prices drop.

On the flipside, when the market is excited it’s usually a sign of an upcoming crash.

Okay — so once you know what to invest in and when to invest, there’s one last rule to follow.

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