
clubhouse easy chat investment recording release
A Clubhouse Q&A on low-maintenance investing, stop-loss and profit-taking decisions, retirement cash reserves, a 3% spending rule, Canadian investing, annuity sales, international brokers, and account consolidation.

CLEC talks about investing in Amazon and whether it will rise; the market risks you should pay attention to; how to avoid permanent losses
An episode using Amazon delivery to discuss business service, missed-market opportunity, financial-sales incentives, home-equity borrowing, cash flow, options and concentration risk, and stock-bond comparisons.

CLEC ZOOM&clubhouse easy investment lectures and seminars
A two-and-a-half-hour Zoom and Clubhouse Q&A on Bitcoin's mature use, holding through market cycles, long horizons and drawdowns, QQQ diversification, retirement accounts, and borrowing to buy a home.

CLEC clubhouse chats about investment easily (channel content is for reference only, not investment advice, investment is risky, please do so at your own risk)
A Clubhouse Q&A on low-maintenance investing, lump-sum versus phased entry, financial-information incentives, long discipline, IWM versus QQQ date ranges, retirement accounts, and securities-backed borrowing.

CLEC clubhouse chats about investment easily (channel content is for reference only, not investment advice, investment is risky, please do so at your own risk)
A Clubhouse Q&A on investment education, retirement cash flow, borrowing and compounding, indexes versus stocks, credit-card debt risk, and confidence in the U.S. dollar.

CLEC Will US stocks continue to rise? reason! Learn global finance to be a capitalist and the boss of a large American company, how to avoid the mentality of chasing highs and lows, and the secret to making money in the stock market
A 2021 discussion of market valuation, fund turnover, product experience and business quality, overconfidence and loss aversion, retirement assets, family support, and claims about QQQ, 00757, and 513100.

CLEC talks about investing in a relaxed way, the most important thing about investing (Seminar time is Sunday at 7 p.m.)
A seminar on independent thinking, Square and Bitcoin payments, price versus business value, emotional decisions, long-term technology-index ownership, and the assumptions behind bubble fears.

CLEC The ninth wonder of the world, the market continues to rise; the most important thing to invest in; what everyone believes in is usually wrong; are you still investing with a Stone Age brain?;Teach you how to calculate the return of not buying a house rather than buying a house
A 2021 episode on QQQ lows, buying quality versus buying cheaply, volatility and permanent loss, index investing, family and health, a 3% withdrawal, hotel living, P/E limits, and rent-versus-buy models.

The three most important issues in CLEC investment; you will build wealther without operating; investment is to invest in the future; the value of the company is the products and services, not the stock price; ZOOM’s financial report; you will build wealther without buying a house
A 2021 episode on monthly 00757 investing, family factors in homeownership, QQQ returns, three investment questions, index concentration, rates, inflation, a simple Zoom valuation, renting versus buying, and advisers.

The key to investors getting rich; the simplest method of individual stock valuation; technical analysis, basic analysis and buy and hold; the social phenomenon of bubbles; the happiest thing is not to watch the market
A 2021 seminar on buy-and-hold versus technical analysis, valuation limits, paradigm shifts, account-checking, rates, QQQ overlap, Canadian pledged credit, Backdoor IRA, Bitcoin, and mortgages.

My investment memoir; stay humble about the market, don’t predict the market, and make the most money by not operating; when investing, you must be prepared for short-term declines in order to stay in the market and make big money; The first rule of investment is to fire your investment advisor
A 2021 investment memoir on market declines, savings, emergency reserves, QQQ, 00757 and ARKK, selling Apple and Starbucks, term insurance, Roth 401(k), advisers, and inheritance.

Capitalist Monopoly game - the rich take all; speculators don't understand why the rich kill themselves and refuse to sell; the remedy for resolving risks - time; "poverty" is a disease; capitalism is a silent war
A 2021 episode using Monopoly to discuss capitalism and inequality, then covering long-term ownership, capital-gains tax, Yahoo Finance comparisons, news-driven trading, 513100, emergency reserves, QQQ, ARKK, and Square.