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12 COMMENTS

  1. Watching this video, really made me think of this KISS rule keep it super simple, I have a decent amount of college loan debt, from my two degrees but I am doing my research on gaining more assets and negating liabilities, so I sold my car invested in a bike and instead of living alone I gained a roommate to subsidize some of my rent.

    Looking at the market and certain funds do you think its a bad idea to put money into the market even with student loan debt or pay that off first and then get into investing?

  2. When I was young(20's)biggest issue for me was controlling my urges to just go buy shit fro no reason…just because! Once I wake up and started reading/researching…I got into investing and saving…havent looked back! Thanks for informative video…

  3. Hi, Phil! Great video! I'm currently waiting for a copy of 'the intelligent investor' by graham, really excited to dig into that one! Is there any way to purchase the books on your desk?

    Also, Im dreamning of a video where you calculate your favorite metrics for valuing a specific company based on information found at for example MSN, yahoo or morningstar! Keep up the good work 🙂

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