So what are a couple steps? Some beginner investors can take right now to set their future selves up for success. What's going on team, it's ricky with tackle solutions. I hope that you guys are all having an amazing weekend. I thought that i would take advantage of.

What's going on right now with the market, market sentiment is very bearish. Overall markets are very oversold. Amazon just reported one of their worst earnings. Ever i don't know if you guys saw this, but after reporting earnings, they dropped 14.

The reason i'm talking about this is not because the market is super bullish or the market's going to recover right away that i'm not here to sugarcoat things. I'm not here to convince you that you should invest. I want to explain to you why i think the idea of investing now can be beneficial in the future. I hope that you learned something new and if you do, i hope that i earn your thumbs up and also i upload new videos every single day so make sure that you subscribe to the channel for those uh daily updates.

With that being said, i have been talking to not only our learn plan, profit group, but also our tech, but solutions group and our discord and a question that a lot of people have is, you know, is now the time to invest. I think a lot of it has to do with expectation first off. If you want to join the conversation, i have a free discord community and it's the first link in the description with that being said, i wanted to share at least two steps. I think every beginner investor should at least take you, don't have to follow through with the execution.

That would be step three. That's only if you again want to kind of get your feet wet, but i think by taking these two initial steps, it can really get you to understand. Why focusing right now on how oversold the market is, can really benefit your future self. I want to use uh 2020 as an example when the market sold off after covet hit right so uh.

Let me go ahead and find this. This was early 2020 and we could see here early 2020 february. We peaked. We sold off all the way to the kind of like mid-march and then we began to indicate signs of a recovery.

Not only did we actually begin to indicate signs of our recovery and recover to previous highs, but the market continued to rally and ask yourself a simple question during this time march of 2020: did things get better? No i mean coven was still rising. Cases were rising like never before, but things weren't getting necessarily worse, at least for tech stocks at the time. So then, now asking the question: what is bringing down the market - and please do your own due diligence, look a little bit more into it. Uh there's three main factors: inflation and then the feds are raising interest rates to fight inflation and then, on top of that there's you know russia attacking ukraine that acted as a negative sentiment, and then the oil crisis followed after that.

Yes, there's supply chain issues, logistics issues, there's a lot of different things going on right and then this week, why did the market sell off? When did amazon sell off this much? You know just last week because of earnings - i don't know if you guys saw this, but our learn plan profit group. We focus every single week, making us ourselves aware of what stocks are reporting earnings, we're in earnings season, meaning a lot of companies. Big tech stocks are reporting earnings. A lot of them like amazon, did not meet expectation, so this is where they dip and that's bad or unfortunate.

I would say for current investors, but for people like you and i think about this - for people like you and i that were not already fully invested in amazon or maybe you weren't even invested. I asked myself a simple question: do i see amazon going bankrupt? Do i see amazon, you know getting de-listed? In my opinion, amazon isn't going anywhere it's one of the truest monopolies in today's you know marketplace with. That being said, did you know, and i wanted to use amazon as an example? I don't want to use, pump and dumps. I didn't want to use hyped up stocks amazon from current price levels to previous highs.

It offers 51 roi and it's not that amazon's going to recover right away. But whenever does a trillion dollar company 1.26 trillion offer a 50 roi? That's why i'm making this video? I think it's worth the conversation you all do not have to agree with me. If anything, i would prefer for you to have your own opinion right, but i think with that being said, it's worth having the conversation of planning out. The first step that i would take is there's so many stocks that have recently pulled on back.

It's almost kind of overwhelming, so if you're a beginner investor, i would focus on max three three stocks that you wouldn't mind. Investing in this is not trading, meaning that you don't need to pay attention to this every single day. You don't need to watch this like you're, watching paint dry you're by now to invest in the future right. You expect it to rise later down the road years months from now or years from now.

So that should tell you a lot about your intention, so it doesn't matter if it sells off a little bit more. If anything, i would expect it to because i don't want you to set false expectations. This is why, step two. You watch your position size.

The first time that you decide to buy whatever it is that your intention is, if you intend to invest, let's say ten thousand dollars into amazon. Your first purchase of amazon, in my opinion, should not be more than thirty percent, so no more than three thousand dollars. If you're investing with ten thousand dollars no more than three thousand dollars, but why, if amazon's so cheap, why not buy it? Because if things get worse, which i want you to understand this, if things get worse, i don't want you to become emotional. I don't want you to become irrational and, in my experience, by keeping your position size lighter in the very early stages of a potential reversal.

It allows you to tolerate the sell-off a little bit more. You are more likely to make an informed decision versus an emotional decision. I don't know if you've ever experienced that where you're fully invested and then the market continues to sell off, and then you just like freak out right, it's not even about making rational decisions. You're.

Just looking at that red p l and it sucks, but guess what you put yourself in that position - you went all in let's not make that same mistake at least not myself right. So what i decided to do is i'm gon na pick no more than three stocks. These companies are companies that i intend to invest. That's my intention, so i don't care about the intraday fluctuation.

I'm gon na manage my position size in three sections, one i can buy the dip first off. You don't have to do that. This is if you're, okay, with tolerating pull backs, if you're someone that doesn't want to buy the dip, because you're scared of it continue to dip. I encourage you to be conservative.

You can set alerts and maybe when it begins to indicate signs of reversal. That's stage. Two right when it begins to indicate signs of reversal, then that's when you can take your first position, but even then you're not guaranteed it. I would still take that 30 position into consideration.

So with that 30 position once it begins to indicate signs of an uptrend, so that's higher highs again, something where it's no longer selling off. You begin to see that market sentiment is not so bearish, maybe interest rates as of may and june right. There they're front loading a lot of those interest rate hikes, so maybe, after that, the market's going to continue to rise right or begin to rise when the market begins to prove to you, it's not what you wanted to do, but it's when it begins to prove To you that it's indicating signs of an uptrend, meaning that it's actually making you money, that's when you take your second position, that's your other 30 and and even then it's still not guaranteed that it's going to continue to rise. News can be shared.

You know anything. Can happen and still cause the market to drop, which is why you're not fully invested. But when you see momentum, when you see that the market is so consistently bullish that it rises much quicker than it actually pulls back once you're, actually either trading. Above the ema line trading above the moving average, and it's showing strong signs of growth working towards recovering to either previous resistance levels or whatever your price target is, that is when you can decide to step on the gas and be all in, and even then one Of the things that i always try to encourage, our beginner traders is yeah, like it's cool to be fully invested, but sometimes staying lighter allows you to kind of enjoy the experience a little bit more because at that point, you're not necessarily doing it for the money.

You're doing it to prove to yourself that you know how to invest that, you know how to trade and that's what i want out of this think about it. You have nothing but time to learn how to invest, to learn how to trade. So why are you in such a rush to make it happen? Why are you always buying the dip, a hundred percent, with your entire account size? What, when you went to school, did you graduate the next day? Did you just start making money with a profession that you were working towards? No, it takes time, blood, sweat and tears right. Mental warfare when it comes down to trading the stock market, but that's the fun part.

Imagine if the stock market every single time that you traded, you woke up every single morning at market open. For me, it's at 6 30.. I trade live with my lord plan, profit group and stocks just went up. That would be amazing right, but guess what it would get boring right.

That's the reason people don't like their jobs because the same thing over and over again there's no excitement. There's no challenge. There's no fulfillment! I think that's one of the things that i love most about the stock market is that it is freaking challenging every day, doesn't matter how much i made last week last month yesterday, every day, it's new challenges - and i love that so again, i'm not here to Sugarcoat things i'm not here to say that the market's going to recover right away, but, in my opinion, i think that it's a conversation worth having that the steps that you take now can benefit your future self and make sure again. If you agree, you don't need a yeah.

I would hope that you drop a thumbs up. I would hope that you comment, but, most importantly, i really hope that you take action plan out your trade, your entry, where you plan to average up what you plan to sell when you plan to cut losses if things go south right, the difficult conversations. All of that is planned ahead of time. Just try it do your future self, a favor and just plan it out.

The third step is the execution, if you feel like you're, confident enough, and you want to take that trade or that investment then great, but i think that you will learn a lot along the way, just by simply planning. So that's what i'm here to preach. I just want you to look out for your future self. I'm not here to encourage you to invest in tech.

I mean it's not even just the amazon rights, even banking stocks that are relatively pretty cheap right, they're testing the moving average uh, not even just amazon, but we're looking at apple apple's, the most valuable company. That's publicly traded, it's testing the moving average. When was the last time that i did this the pandemic and again it's every previous recession, that's viewed as an opportunity, every current pullback or current recession, that's viewed as a risky attempt to invest. Why well, because it's always easier to look back and be like dang.

I should have bought more. I should have invested more, but why not do that now? Why not do it when it's happening, because it's hard to see that light at the end of the tunnel? But that's what i'm here, for i really hope again. My goal with this within this video is for you to just have that question with yourself. Have that conversation? Is it worth it to invest now not aggressively, but just to begin to plan it? I wish you guys nothing, but the best again i'd love to have a conversation with you guys.

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