Investing The Lazy Investor Way
What you will learn
Build an investment portfolio that fits them perfectly!
Understand key investing concepts and apply to their own situation.
Be able to pick from investing options and apply practical steps.
Set an automated investing system that does not require constant monitoring so you can enjoy your life.
Learn about investing with stocks, bonds, mutual funds, ETF, and more!
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Our Verdict
Investing the Lazy Investor Way" has garnered a strong reputation amongst its 6800+ subscribers for being an informative and comprehensive course for beginners seeking understanding on various investment options. The instructor delivers content in an engaging manner, making even complex investing concepts accessible to learners. However, the curriculum could benefit from addressing more advanced investment tools and providing international investor examples outside of the US.\nWhile there are certain overlaps with other courses, students appreciate learning about asset allocation and different kinds of portfolios along with risk management strategies. With some improvements in catering better to global learners and offering more content variety for experienced investors, this course has the potential to significantly enhance its value proposition.
What We Liked
- The course provides a comprehensive overview of various investment options such as mutual funds, ETFs, stocks, and bonds.
- It is well-structured, easy to follow, and delivered in an engaging manner that keeps learners interested.
- Highly applicable for beginners who want to understand key investing concepts and apply them to their own situation.
- Includes useful insights about asset allocation, different kinds of portfolios, and risk management strategies.
Potential Drawbacks
- The course seems to contain some overlap with other courses from the same instructor, which may not be ideal for those who have already taken them.
- Some students outside of the US might find the demos and example sites less relevant since they do not accept international investors.
- There is limited discussion on bonds, dividends, and more advanced investment tools that experienced or active investors may want to explore.