About Us
Welcome to One Hour Investing,
My blog on investing and trading .
We all have busy lives and investing can be one of the last things we have on our to do list.
The financial system is built around ripping off the ignorant. You go to the bank and they'll send you over to a financial product that milks you for decades and giving you a measly return.
While going out on your own trading and investing is a recipe for disaster if you do not know what you're doing. .
Knowing how to invest allows you to take control of your future. But it can be hard to find the time to learn these skills and trade when you have a busy life.
This is where the One Hour Investing blog comes in.
We will be sharing investing tips, market updates and equity analysis helping you become informed when it comes to trading.
We believe that an hour a day (weekdays) dedicated to investing can help you become a more informed investor.
Time spent on investing doesn't have to be on your exchange actively trading, you can be 'working on your investments' while reading the news and reflecting about how this may impact your equities. It can also be watching a youtube or podcast while doing dishes.
These time when added together can be like an hour right there.
Potential opportunities to work on your investing knowledge or portfolio:
- Playing the morning news while getting dressed in the morning
- Waking up half an hour to check on your portfolo and adjust stop losses
- While having lunch or break at work
- While going to work or coming back home
- Watching a 15 minute market analysis while washing dishes
The investing journey can be complex but learning a little at a time will set you on a path to greater understanding and financial success.
About your contributor- Edward Yuen
Edward had his first taste of investing back in September 2008 after scraping his savings from his minimum wage job. Knowing nothing he bought a stock recommended by a trusted family member, he went all in hoping to see it grow and pay for his college tuition. .
We all know what that happened in 2008.
After seeing his net worth dropped by 40%, he panic sold all of his positions like most uninformed investors and watched the stocks rise without him.
Passionate about not making the same mistakes, Edward has committed to learning more about investing to protect his assets and helping others not make them as well. This blog highlights all the lessons learned and observations noted over his years as an investing enthusiast.