Matvey began investing in his early twenties, gaining expertise in tech, product management, and VC. Passionate about value investing, he enjoys helping others navigate investing.
This article was written by guest author Alisa Topchiy Porsche...Porsche... PORSCHE... A machine that is impossible not to admire—and the company that produces it is now a huge corporation. In 2020, despite the pandemic, Porsche AG sold 272,162 cars, and its value grew to €28.7 billion
Investing is A Wealth Creation Machine Investing is a powerful tool for building wealth over the long term. It's the reason you're here, reading this guide, with a commitment to creating long-term value. Despite the numerous reasons to sell—market fluctuations, economic downturns, or personal financial
Warren Buffett is famous for his quote: "Our favorite holding period is forever." Let's dive into what this really means for value investors. At first glance, it makes sense. Buffett buys and holds successful positions indefinitely. Think Coca-Cola since 1989 and Apple since 2016. But how
We all have many things going on in our life besides stock investing. Many of us have a day job to do, a family to take care of, a social life to maintain, etc... All of that leaves us little time left to research stocks and find the undervalued ones
This is going to be the ultimate guide on what you should learn first starting from knowing absolutely nothing about investing to becoming an investor who can beat the market indexes. It doesn’t matter if you invest in penny stocks or blue chips. The principles are all the same.
Though it may be helpful to start a thread with tips on stock picking. Below are a couple I’ve found helpful, feel free to share yours. 1) Do your own work, particularly for valuation. Don’t just rely on analyst price targets or what a friend or Reddit user