Week 8 : Learn about Investing In Shares 2

Week 8 : Investing In Shares 2
Share ownership still remains the best way for average Aussies to end up wealthy over a lifetime, so knowledge of what they are, how they are priced, and their features is vital to any serious investor. Tonight we continue to learn about valuing shares, working out a fair price to pay. After that, as usual we’ll take your questions, hang out, and discuss all the hits and misses from another big week on the markets!

Format :
First hour -- practical demonstration of a financial concept that you can watch, take notes on, or actively solve together as a tertiary qualified Accounting/Finance professional demonstrates a technique step by step, and shows you how to apply it to a real business.

Second hour -- hang out, share your ideas for investments and chat about the latest important business, finance, and economics news.

What financial knowledge do I need?
None - we will assume everyone's a beginner, we are here to help you build your knowledge.

Who will this suit?
Investors wanting to start their journey with a solid foundation of knowledge
Business managers who want to improve their knowledge of the financial side of business
People wanting to learn the techniques used by investment professionals.
People wanting to make friends/network with others on the journey to financial freedom.

Do I need a lot of maths skills?
If you can handle addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division you should be fine. We assume only very basic maths knowledge, and will go through everything in a very easy to understand approach. Don’t worry, it’s not like a classroom, and you won’t be put on the spot. Be as active as you want, or just sit back and listen.

How do I get the absolute most out of this?
Download the example worksheet for each session and print it off. (These will be located in the Zoom chat -- you'll get the Zoom link when you RSVP, or if you’d like to join our WhatsApp group, send me a private message with your mobile number and I’ll send it that way).