Investment Guide for Beginners

You have probably been wondering how the rich got their wealth and then kept it growing. You most likely dream of retiring early or being able to retire well with a solid financial reserve to cater for your old age. You know or at least feel that you should be investing, but don't seem to know where to start. If any of the above descriptions suits you then you are just a decision away from holding in your hands the right book at the right time The world of finance and investing can be extremely intimidating; however, I firmly believe that the stock market and greater financial world won't seem so complicated once you learn some of the jargon and major concepts. Investing is not a get-rich-quick scheme. Taking control of your personal finances will take work, and, yes, there will be a learning curve. But the rewards will far outweigh the required effort. In this "Investment Guide for Beginners" book, we will cover the practice of investing from the ground up. Regardless of your personality type, lifestyle or interests, this book will help you to understand what investing is, what it means and how time earns money through compounding. Hey Wait a minute It does not stop there. The book will also teach you about the building blocks of the investing world and the markets. It will give you some insight into techniques and strategies and help you think about which investing strategies suit you best. So do yourself a lifelong favour and grab your copy NOW The following are the areas of investing you will be learning about in the book: - Understanding the concept of investing - The importance and benefits of investing - Basic investment objectives - The concept of compounding - Types of investments - Understanding the money market - Understanding the capital market - Types of investment strategies - How to choose your investment types - Investment asset allocation - Portfolios and diversification - Investing on the Ghana stock exchange - Understanding risk and return trade-offs in investment - Seven investment mistakes to avoid