Stock investing for beginners only!





Learners Will:

  • Learn to invest in stocks, exchange-traded funds, Roth IRAs, etc.

  • Understand basic financial measures and terms without buzzwords and confusing details

  • Trade stocks with our virtual stock simulator which simulates trades in the NYSE and NASDAQ (with real stock prices).

  • Learn to select an appropriate online broker

  • Understand how to spot investment scams

  • Get a 60-day money-back guarantee

Course curriculum

    1. Stock Beginners Course Introduction & Instructions

    2. Caution: Investing Can Be Risky (Audio & Video)

    3. Survey Before You Begin

    1. What You Will Get Out of This Module

    2. Lesson 1 (Video): What Is A Stock?

    3. Lesson 2 (Video): The Stock Market

    4. Lesson 3 (Presentation with Audio): Stock Market Indexes

    5. Lesson 4 (Text): The Current Components of The Dow

    6. Lesson 5 (Text, Audio, & Video): Historical Levels of the Dow, the S&P 500, and the NASDAQ

    7. Bonus Videos: Curated Videos on The Stock Market

    8. Quiz: The Stock Market

    1. What You Will Get Out of This Module

    2. Lesson 1 (Video & Audio): Blue Chip Stocks

    3. Lesson 2 (Video & Audio): Income Stocks

    4. Lesson 3 (Video & Audio): Growth Stocks

    5. Lesson 4 (Video & Audio): Cyclical and Interest-Rate Sensitive Stocks

    6. Bonus Videos: Curated Videos on Types of Stock

    7. Quiz: Type of Stocks

    1. What You Will Get Out of This Module

    2. Lesson 1 (Text with Audio): Consider Your Hobbies and Interests

    3. Lesson 2 (Text with Audio): Look to Friends and Neighbors

    4. Lesson 3 (Text with Audio): Consider Companies Headquartered in Your State or Region

    5. Lesson 4 (Text with Audio): Read Business Publications

    1. What You Will Get Out of This Module

    2. Lesson 1 (Text & Video): Getting a Company's Stock Symbol

    3. Lesson 2 (Video): Using the Annual Report

    4. Lesson 3 (Text & Video): Identifying Industries and Sectors

    5. Quiz: Getting Company Information

    1. What You Will Get Out of This Module

    2. Lesson 1 (Text with Audio): Setting Up Your Own Dummy Stock Trading Portfolio

    3. (PDF Download) Instructions for the TeenVestor Stock Game

About this course

  • $297.00

Student Reviews

5 star rating

Blue chip vs growth

jeff Ota

Simple and easy to understand

Simple and easy to understand

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4 star rating

HELPFUL

Davien Holmes

This helped me learn a lot about trading stocks and I also learned about Mutual funds and ETFS.

This helped me learn a lot about trading stocks and I also learned about Mutual funds and ETFS.

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5 star rating

Educational

Freddie Tatlock

Easy to learn and absorb info from

Easy to learn and absorb info from

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • Is This Course Simple Enough for Me?

    The material in this course was created for adults but has been written so that anyone 13 or older can understand it.

  • How Much Time Will It Take To Complete The Course?

    It will take approximately 6-8 hours to complete the course. Some Modules will only take 10-20 minutes, while others may take 30-60 minutes. However, each Module is broken up into chunks to be more manageable and can be digested at the pace each learner is comfortable with. In addition, some items are optional.

  • Does the Course Require Any Prior Knowledge of Investing Concepts?

    This course is for absolute beginners. There are no prerequisites and we assume no prior knowledge about stock investing,

  • How Long Do I Have Access to the Course?

    You will have full access to the course for one year so you can benefit from any improvements we make to it over that period. Your free access is a limited-time special offer.

  • Is The Course Live?

    The course does not have live instructors at this time. It consists of text, video, and audio lessons designed to teach the very basics of stock investing.

Hands on stock investing training

Great engaging lessons, videos, and quizzes to make sure you are on the right path.

Another great thing about the Stock Beginners Course is that you have access to our virtual stock trading platform. You can use it to virtually buy and sell stocks traded on the stock exchanges with fake dollars.

Time To Complete The Course

It will take you approximately 6-8 hours to complete the course. Some Modules will only take 10-20 minutes, while others may take 30-60 minutes.

However, each Module is broken up into chunks you can easily manage and digest at your own pace.

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“Teenvestor ® was written especially for teenagers, although it's actually a good basic resource for any age....I like this latest book because it encourages parents to come along for the ride and learn about investing, too. It has good, solid (not dumbed down) explanations of investment basics, how to read income statement, understand markets, and so on...”

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“The adage about giving a man a fish vs. teaching him to catch his own also applies to your teenagers. Give them money and they'll come back for more. But give them the basics of investing and they'll have the tools to make money on their own. "If you can start motivating interest in the stock market at a young age, you can develop good saving habits in your teenager, said Emmanuel Modu, author of Teenvestor ® : The Practical Investment Guide for Teens and Their Parents.”

Investor's Business Daily

“TeenVestor is another excellent resource for learning not only the basics of investing in stocks, mutual funds, and IRAs, but also the workings of the economy.”

Barron's

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“As both the CEO of Investopedia and the father of a teenage son, I thoroughly recommend this book to both teenagers and their parents. The state of financial education in the U.S. is woeful. Schools are failing and it is up to our teenagers and parents to enable their kids to become Teenvestors. The authors’ use of worksheets, real-life examples and easy-to-use format help readers gain more knowledge than after their first finance class in college, but in a much easier learning format... Despite having an MBA in Finance from Wharton, I was able to gleam more than a few take-aways. As both an investor and the parent of investors, it is a must read”

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“TeenVestor serves as a great introduction to investing and the fundamentals of financial markets for teens… One of the greatest aspects of TeenVestor is that Modu has written the book in a tone that teens can relate to. He has taken a wide array of financial concepts and presented them in such a way that today’s teen can easily appreciate. Modu uses examples that are simple to understand and gives practical advice that any “Teenvestor” can start applying right away.”

President & CEO, Junior Achievement USA

“...This comprehensive tutorial opens with a discussion of the importance of learning how to manage and invest money and offers both advice and strategies. The authors explain the basics of investing, and then describe how to read and interpret balance sheets and income statements, how to understand the stock market, and how to evaluate and choose stocks for the long-term strategies they recommend. They also cover mutual funds, explain the various ways to purchase stocks, and describe income-tax implications for this audience... Its strong message that readers need to take charge of their own financial futures and the practical advice it offers to help them do so will ensure an audience for it. ”

School Library Journal