Description
What if you could change your life through investing in the stock market - without risking everything?
Stock-picking is difficult - most lose in the long run. But it is also the best way to make life-altering returns in the markets. Justin Waite knows this from experience, having achieved 4,600% returns over the past 12 years buying and selling shares.
Justin didn't just experience profits and bull markets, though. He also survived a downturn and vicious bear market. In the process he discovered that, while there is no reward without risk, there are also powerful and overlooked things you can do to protect against outsized risk - without limiting your reward.
Justin reveals: - the most common mistakes investors make, and why - and how to lastingly beat them
- the kinds of companies most likely to provide the best rewards for the lowest risk - and how to efficiently identify them
- the best times to invest in these companies - and how to move fast to secure your positions
- a highly effective way of managing your portfolio to protect you from loss - without sacrificing gains.
How to Become a Microcap Millionaire is a ground-breakingly candid and revealing guide to the inner workings of a successful private investor - equipping those with determination to confidently achieve financial freedom for the long run.
Author: Justin Waite
Publisher: Harriman House
Published: 12/17/2024
Pages: 240
Binding Type: Paperback
Weight: 0.75lbs
Size: 9.20h x 6.10w x 0.60d
ISBN13: 9781804091425
ISBN10: 1804091421
BISAC Categories:
- Business & Economics | Investments & Securities | Stocks
- Business & Economics | Personal Finance | Investing
About the Author
Justin Waite's passion for investing was ignited by a fantasy stocks and shares competition at school. A dream job in stockbroking failed to come to pass, and by his mid-20s Justin had drifted through 25 different low-paid jobs - from serving customers in Marks & Spencer, to picking melons on a Moshav in Israel. In 1999 he lost what little money he had during the dotcom bubble. He eventually managed to land a job in radio, which provided him with enough money to start investing again. During the Global Financial Crisis he lost his job and nearly all his money as the markets collapsed.