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24 May, 5 tweets, 2 min read
Thanks to those who joined @guruintraining_ @Trev_iBeMe and myself for the session.

We covered the following:

1. What is investing?
2. What are assets and how to identify them?
3. Investment terms you should know
4. How to get started with investing in the stock market.
I shared the @BaritaLimited Roadmap tool at Barita.com/roadmap for determining your investor profile and preferences.

It provides a report thats emailed to you with the identified investor profile (which can change over time).

Use as a guide, not as absolute.
Next we covered the following terms

1. Risk vs Reward
2. Unrealized Gains/Losses
3. Exposure
4. Time Horizon
5. Stock/Share
6. Fair Value, Undervalued, Overvalued
7. Bulls/Bears
8. Volume/Index
We then determined the role of a broker and how to find a good one.

Tip: start with your personal objectives and preferences.

Ask the questions that matter to you and assess the responses. Ensure the broker matches your needs well.
Question asked by @ITSaRebelLove about how to determine assets.

We defined assets as anything of perceived or actual value. It can be subjective for abstract things or quantified like valuations of houses/cars.

Knowing what the market is willing to pay is important.

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