So many investors, brokers and money managers hate to admit it, but the best place for the average retail investor to put his or her money is in Index Funds.
We will be covering Index Funds heavily here at The Way to Build Wealth as well as discussing the Passive investing approach.
“We may say at the outset that this not a “how to make a million” blog. There are no sure and easy paths to riches on Wall Street or anywhere else.” — Benjamin Graham, ‘The Intelligent Investor’
The Way to Build Wealth is creating transparency in the investing world. The deck is stacked heavily against the retail-investor when it comes to profiting from the stock market. The Way to Build Wealth was founded on the principal of rebalancing the ‘stacked deck’.
Understanding first hand the limitations the average person has when investing in the stock market, The Way to Build Wealth is dedicated to giving tips on how to hack your investment approach in order to achieve the greatest results for the least amount of effort. Our tips and hacks are applicable for those who are actively trying to beat the market through investments in individual stocks, those who are trying to achieve market returns through investments in Index funds, as well as those who are using a mixed approach.
We are empowering the individual to stand up against Wall Street and collect their profits, while leaving the least amount on the table for brokers and other intermediaries.
The Way to Build Wealth will never encourage speculation in the stock market and therefore will never give any tips or hacks that have a speculative approach in mind. This is The Way to Build Wealth not the way to squander it and as Benjamin Graham said so many years ago, “for every $1 gained speculating, you’re lucky if you don’t loose $2.
At the Way to Build Wealth we will never recommend the direct purchase or sale of any investment securities. We will never offer ‘hot stock tips’. When we do mention particular stocks, more then likely we will be discussing the stocks underlying business, because a stock is not just a stock but an ownership stake in a real business.
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