Robert T. Stock - Stock Market Investing Ultimate Guide For Beginners in 2020: Warren Buffett and Benjamin Graham Intelligent Investor Strategies How to Make Money

Robert T. Stock

Stock Market Investing Ultimate Guide For Beginners in 2020

Warren Buffett and Benjamin Graham Intelligent Investor Strategies How to Make Money

2020 Robert T. Stock

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Introduction
The purpose of this book

W elcome to your guide to taking your first steps in Stock Market Investing. If you never done it before, investing in the stock market might seem difficult to understand, so in this guide I will share with you my knowledge and experience regarding stock market investing as well as insights and expertise from the world most successful stock market investors, to make it simply easier for you to start.

The most common question all beginners ask before they even reconsider the thought of stock market investing is Why invest in the stock market? Simple answer to this question is that investing gives you a great opportunity to gain your financial freedom and build your wealth. Stock market investing gives your money the potential to grow fast!

There are many reasons why people invest in stock market, as well as from my experience I can tell you the most common examples: Build wealth for financial freedom and provide passive income.

The next thing beginners want to know is when is the right time to start investing in stocks? Am I being late? The answer is Now! Now is the right time! The sooner you start investing the more money you could make in the long term. Regarding 2020 Market crash, now is definitely the best opportunity to start investing in stocks and it is definitely worth it!

Note to the Reader : This book will not tell you how to beat the market. No truthful book can. Instead, this book will teach you simple and powerful lessons how to make money with investing in stock market:

how it all works and what are the first steps you need to take to start investing in the stock market;

how you can maximize the chances of achieving long-lasting gains, what are the best strategies for your success;

how you can control the self-defeating behaviour that keeps the most Investors from reaching their full potential.

Are you an Intelligent Investor?

What exactly does Benjamin Graham, father of Value Investing, meant by an Intelligent Investor? It simply means being patient, disciplined and eager to learn. You must also be able to harness your emotions and think for yourself. This kind of Intelligence, explains Graham, is a trait more of a character than of the brain.

In this book you will learn that Stock Market Investing is the best and easiest way to Passive Income and Financial Freedom. It will provide you with the newest information, Market Crash 2020 and how you can benefit from it! Now!

You will be given complete Warren Buffett Portfolio 2020 which includes all his investments, the official list of Best Online Brokers for beginners in 2020, bonus Warren Buffett opinion on economic crisis and Market Crash 2020!

Following these simple steps that have been distilled from the world most successful stock market players, I promise you that you and your family will win this game and I assure you that you will win big!

Second note to the Reader : You should bear in mind that you do not work for your money, let your money work for you! Remember, the moment is right now!

Chapter 1
About Benjamin Graham and Warren Buffett

The basic ideas of investing are to look at stocks as business, use the market's fluctuations [1] to your advantage, and seek a margin of safety. [2] That's what Ben Graham taught us. A hundred years from now they will still be the cornerstones of investing.

Warren Buffett

W arren Buffett is probably the best-known value investor today, but there are many others, including Benjamin Graham (Warren Buffett professor and mentor).

Benjamin Graham (May 9, 1894 September 21, 1976)

B enjamin Graham was one of the most powerful investors whose research in securities [3] provide the basis used in stock analysis today by all market participants.

Benjamin Graham was born in 1894 in London, UK. When he was a child, his family moved to America, where they lost their savings during the Bank Panic of 1907. Graham attended Columbia University on a scholarship and accepted a job offer after graduation on Wall Street. By the age of 25, he was already earning about $500,000 annually.

After the stock market crash in 1929 Graham was inspired to write a research book with David Dodd, called Security Analysis . In this book Graham has discovered the basis of value investing which involves buying undervalued stocks [4] that are likely to grow over time.

Another famous book by Benjamin Graham, The Intelligent Investor, has been considered the Bible of value investing.

In The Intelligent Investor Graham noted the most important thing, he wrote that the owner of stocks should think of the stocks, above all else, as beneficial part ownership of a business. With that way of thinking, the stock owner should not be too concerned with unpredictable movements in stock prices. True is that in the long term stock market is like a weighing machine, which means its true value will be reflected in its stock price in the long run. When you see that a stock is available on the market at a price which is lower than its intrinsic value [5] , a margin of safety [6] exists, and that is the moment which it makes it ideal for investment.

Graham's largest gain was from GEICO [7] , which his Graham-Newman Partnership purchased 50% of in 1948 for $712,000. The profit of his investment grew to $400 million by 1972, contributing more to the portfolio than all of Graham-Newman's other investments combined. GEICO was eventually acquired in whole by Berkshire Hathaway [8] in 1996.