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Intro (0:00)
#1. Wait 1 Week To Buy Stocks (1:36)
#2. Physically Write Down Strategy (6:04)
#3. Set Manual Portfolio Reviews (10:39)
#4. Save % Of Income, Not Amount (13:49)
#5. The Best Time To Invest Is Now! (16:55)
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About Brandon Beavis:
Brandon Beavis was one of the youngest advisors to become fully licensed here in Canada.
In 2013, Brandon officially began his industry studies. Over the years he has completed his CSC (Canadian Securities Course), CPH (Conduct & Practices Handbook), WME (Wealth Management Essentials), 90-day Investment Advisor Training Program, attended the Manulife Professional Development Workshop in Oakville, ON, and attended countless industry seminars, conferences & events to help further his learning.
At age 20, he became a fully licensed Investment Advisor, working for one of Canada’s largest Investment Brokers, Manulife Securities. For 4 years, he worked alongside a highly experienced team at Beavis Wealth Management, specializing in High-Net-Worth Investing. He’s had the opportunity to work under his Father, an advisor of over 25 years, and has dealt hands-on with client portfolios, involving; analyzing, building, and managing multi-million-dollar client accounts.
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About Marc Beavis:
Marc is a retired Portfolio Manager, having spent over 25 years in the investment industry, managing multi-million-dollar portfolios and working with clients of all ages. He retired in 2022 and is a regular contributor to this channel.
Following his initial licensing back in 1996, he completed a number of industry courses, including the Derivatives Fundamentals and Options Licensing Course, Portfolio Management Techniques, Wealth Management Essentials, Investment Management Techniques, Fixed Income Investing, Hedge Fund Essentials, Portfolio Theory, and of course, the Canadian Securities Course.
Marc previously served as a Director of the Canadian Association of Financial Planners (Now FP Canada) including the roles of Vice President and Director of Ethics.
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Great video, thank you so much for being so informative. I'm new to investing and I'm tankful I found your channel. You and your dad have made investing look less terrifying, lol.
My biggest take away is not to rush any stock investment. This is in sync with not timing the market and investment is for medium/long term.
Crazy home prices in your area wow…you better do some great investing!
Not sure if it's a good strategy but I locked my $100K at 5% risk free for 10 years. Just matured.
This is my problem. I can't tell from TD Webbroker interface if I am beating S&P 500 or not!!. Thinking of switching to Questtrade or something if they have better interface.
How does one analyze stocks? Even though the long-term prospects of most index funds and ETFs are good… buying at the wrong time can hamper their gains no?
Can you share a generic IPS that we can use? And can you share a video about buying US versus Canadian stocks and why other that diversifying?
even after years in the stocks, your tips still help so much. i always learn something new with your videos! thanks brandon!!!
Saving a percent of your income rather than amounts is a huge underrated tip.
Ever since I started looking at percentages rather than dollar amounts, my whole world has changed hahaha
You right, i agree thanks for the wish info… can you do a update on eq bank please.👍🏾 will be appreciated.
Brandon, I have an issue with #5. You shouldn't be telling people "THE BEST TIME TO INVEST IN NOW!". People are sitting on millions of dollars of retirement money/inheritances and deploying that kind of money into the equity markets right now is absurd. You especially should not be telling to buy index/mutual funds as the risk/reward is terrible at the index level.
I loved the idea of an investment plan in writing! Do you have any videos for how a beginner could make one of those? 🙂
Thanks
Totally agree with you bud!! Great tips!! Thank you so much buddy!!
If liberals introduced 10k Tfsa contribution during election campaign, Justin would have won the majority.
I would love to see more personal finance videos from the Beavis family 🙂
I would love to see how to do a proper comparison to a benchmark? I was thinking of just buying an S+P ETF so I would hav the data on it or how to decide what benchmark you should be aiming for? Probably depends on how the portfolio is constructed? Thanks for all the tips I have implemented most of these already in my "process". Thanks again
Re wait a week tip 1:
“ shoot less often, and with more care” Jane Sibbery.
That’s awesome 👏🏽 I wish my dad introduced me to the market at 10 years old ☝🏽😜📈 cool dad status 😎 stay blessed
I buy dips on super boring stocks my only regent is buying Air Canada I am now a dividends investor I look for 3% + and use 20% of my income for investing thanks Brandon and for all of your videos lookforward for more you may want too look up HEO I think is a good long term investment pure water I think will be the new oil
Thanks brandon i am sending this to all my friends
Novice, amateur 10 %
Great video, I started investing myself this year on my 18th birthday. Your videos have really helped me on my journey and you also helped encourage me to track my journey on YouTube!
10-15 percent seems way too little. I think 30-60 is more reasonable.
Could you do a video about how to compare your portfolio to an index, especially when you have different types of assets in different geographical markets?
The thing that really sucks about investing is the tfsa/rrsp cap. As soon as you use up all the room it blows
Great advice. Live poor die Rich
Where was this video in the beginning of this year when i started buying stocks beginning of this year 😀