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11 sessions · about 55 minutes

Foundations

Short sessions on owning stocks, reading the report and understanding risk.

  1. Session 15 min

    What you actually own when you buy a stock

    A share is a small piece of a real business, and its price follows that business over time.

  2. Session 25 min

    Price vs. value: what "value investing" means

    Price is what you pay. Value is what the business is worth. Value investing is buying when the first is well below the second.

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  3. Session 35 min

    Reading the report: the top call and market pulse

    Start with the report date, the top call and the market context.

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  4. Session 45 min

    Reading the report: watchlist and picks

    Read why an idea appears and why another stays on the radar.

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  5. Session 55 min

    Reading the report: trade levels and risk

    Tell an entry zone, a target and a stop apart.

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  6. Session 65 min

    Reading the report: Key Learning and the daily principle

    Separate the day’s worked example from the rule it proposes.

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  7. Session 75 min

    Risk first: position sizing and never betting the farm

    How much you put into one idea matters more than which idea you pick. Size every position so a loss is survivable.

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  8. Session 85 min

    Your first trade: order types, and why practice comes first

    Market, limit and stop orders, what each one does, and why your first trades should be small or on paper.

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  9. Session 95 min

    Diversification and the boring core

    Spread your money so no single mistake can sink you, and why a plain index fund is a strong foundation.

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  10. Session 105 min

    Why the market moves: earnings, the Fed, and the news

    Prices move when expectations change. Earnings, interest rates and news are the three big sources of surprise.

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  11. Session 115 min

    Building the habit: the weekly reflection and your own principles

    Ten minutes a day and a short weekly review turn reading into judgment. Write down why you act, then check it.

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