Investing is often viewed as an activity for the very wealthy, but in reality, it’s accessible to all of us and technology has made this easier than ever.
In these articles, we study great investors and explore the tricks to turn hundreds of dollars into fortunes. We follow investment wizards such as Robert Kiyosaki and entrepreneur/angel investors like Tim Ferriss. Furthermore, we investigate time-tested strategies to develop a solid portfolio with opportunities in real estate, forex, and the stock market. But we also keep an eye on burgeoning financial instruments such as cryptocurrencies and follow the thrilling rise of Bitcoin and Ethereum.
We also summarise and analyze famous investment books, some of which literally changed the way we look at money. This is the case of the New York Times bestselling Rich Dad Poor Dad, where the author demonstrated to an awestruck audience how cars and houses are just crippling liabilities – unless they are used for profit within the context of a business – and reveals that the term “investment” only pertains to assets that produce a stream of income while you sleep.
Summary of the book The One Minute Millionaire: Everyone wants to be a millionaire and to learn the secrets required to make as much money as possible: With the combination of the right principles combined with sound skills, it is possible to increase your income and attain this level of wealth, particularly with the application […]
Summary of “7 Strategies for Wealth and Happiness”: Welcome opportunities are invariably presented to those who know how to develop their talents, who have ambition and who, through discipline and perseverance, show initiative; discover the seven strategies for wealth and happiness: unleashing the power of goals, seeking knowledge, learning how to change, controlling your finances, […]
Summary of “Teach to be Rich”: The best way to learn is to teach what you want to learn and the way to get rich is to help others become rich. By Robert Kiyosaki and Sharon Lechter, 317 pages Note: this is a guest chronicle written by Gérald, author of the blog debuter-en-swing-trading. He teaches […]
Summary of “Fail-Safe Investing”: Invest in a secure and simple way: “If you are unsure about whether to invest, it is always best to choose the safer route for you portfolio “. By Harry Browne, 2000, 176 pages Note : This guest column was written by Aurélien from the blog Je deviens riche. Fail Safe […]
Summary of “Second Chance: for Your Money, Your Life and Our World”: At a time when the financial system prints money in tremendous amounts, saving money in a bank account is meaningless: Therefore, we must adapt and use new methods. By Robert Kiyosaki, 2015, 382 pages Original title: “Second Chance: For Your Money, Your Life […]
Summary and book review of “Rich Dad’s Guide to Investing”: Robert Kiyosaki shows us how to become a sophisticated financial investor, and how the rich think about investment mentally, technically and as an entrepreneur. By Robert Kiyosaki, 2014 (new edition), 528 pages. Note: This review is a guest review written by Antonin from the blog, […]
Summary and book review of “Forex for ambitious beginners”: Learn to invest and trade in forex i.e. currency market with a solid base to avoid mistakes made by beginners; this is what you will learn when you read Forex for ambitious beginners. By Jelle Peters, 2015, 228 pages. Note: This guest column is written by […]
Summary of “The Intelligent Investor”: Lots of people dream of making a fortune on the stock market, but few of them truly succeed in this difficult task. Benjamin Graham, the father of value investing and mentor to Warren Buffett, offers a practical guide to long term success using the value investment philosophy which he helped […]
Summary of Rich Dad Poor Dad: According to bestselling author and investment guru Robert Kiyosaki, the main reason why people struggle with financial problems is because they spend several years in school but learn nothing about money and investments, or acquire the technical knowhow to become a good investor. The result is that people learn […]