The first step to building wealth is figuring out your goaIs and risk toIerance - either on your own or with the heIp of a financiaI pIanner, and foIIowing through with an inteIIigent pIan, you wiII gain financiaI growth over the years and enjoy the benefits of managing your money.
I am fortunate I made productive decisions that changed my finances (gathered over 1M in 2years) through my financiaI planner. Got my 2nd house in Feb, and hoping to retire soon. Give this a try and attain good-returns.
@@Rawr946 this is the shit you learn in school, "time in the market beats timing the market" is literally the first thing a middle school economy class teaches you, and big fucking surprise if you don't go to a class about paying taxes like an economy class, you wont learn that at school dipshits
Yeah, there is a lot of people disagreeing with this, but unfortunately its true. When having some savings for a black hour helps, its better to have it in cash and trying to save by any index found is just killing your youth and becoming "wealth" in your 60 at best. There are 2 books contrasting it, The Psychology of money by Morgan Housel and The Milliner Fastlane by MJ De Marco, both smart and great books but totally different approach. Dont take any financial advice from youtube, make your own research and risk management, every one plays different game.
You're conflating calculated risk with stupid risk. When Medallion quants take a "risk" with leverage it's because their million dollar models have found a discrepancy so small no human can identify it. When you yolo your life's savings into two day expiry OTM calls, it's because you are a dumbass. Unless you're an institutional investor with dozens of PhDs and algorithms working for him, please just stick to Index Funds and tech stocks. Unless you want to make a generous donation to Goldman Sachs. Then go right ahead and take "risk."
Unless you are truly dedicated and extremely experienced, you shouldn’t be day trading and taking high risks. What I’ve learned works best is to put your money in stocks you believe in for the long term, and don’t even look at them until you need the money. Short term fluctuations don’t matter if you invest in solid companies that will do well in the long run, meaning years or decades later. ETFs or mutual funds are also a safer option if you don’t want as much risk. You really shouldn’t be playing the stock market unless you are an experienced investor who actually knows what they’re doing
@@goharsguide I need your help I'm special needs and can brairly read and write and 3rd grade level beacuse visuall processing disorder and Im in 10th grade what do I do (I depend on ai to read my assignments to me and proof read my answers and then read it back to me to make sure i put the correct awnser)
ahh yes, working at tacobell with an extra $5, then investing that into the HYSA and an IF? You'll get basically nothing after all those years if you keep working at taco bell and keep getting free money with your food
So he's right. as a management major we literally discussed how knowing the the stock market is basically impossible and that an experiment was done where stock brokers competed with a blindfolded monkey with a dart board on who could calculate stocks better. The monkey won. Don't fight the stock market. Calculating the long term is decently easy, but so much you can not possibly know goes into the short term that you might as well be playing slots. Fun fact because humans control the market, the time of day and lunar cycle can affect market volatility, so it's not all rational, and some of it sounds genuinely like witchcraft.
It isn’t really too hard to time the stock market either the issue most people have is patience as most people don’t usually wait the 6 or so months it takes for the stock to actually dip down and the next 6 or so months for it to go back up.
Bro's financial advice is truly game-changing, from study tips to managing money wisely. Gohar is a guru of life and finance, providing invaluable guidance.
Bro's financial advice is truly life-changing, from study tips to money management. Gohar is a guru of life and finance, offering invaluable insight and guidance.
Gohar went from teaching us about acing school, to self care, to how taxes work and now he’s teaching us about investing. Gohar is my favorite finance CZcamsr
Fun fact: Theres literally an equation based on risk factor of investing that can show you if one company is worth investing instead of another. Risk factor is always important to whether or not you should invest and imo the most stable is the best option
This is actually the best advice my uncle was in debt over 54,000 dollars and he used this he was 24 when he started he 36 now and is retired living la
I agree with this method as Owning multiple of the same stocks is not smart because of the fact that that company could fail while on the other hand if you bought multiple different stocks, if one crashes, you will still have three that you can rely on
Even more specific, invest that extra money in the S&P 500, it’s an index fund of the top 500 companies. The general direction of those companies is the general direction of the whole economy, so if you’re losing big there, there are definitely bigger problems to worry about
Keep in mind that big funds like the s&p500 are mainly controlled by like 10 companies, so still be on the lookout if stuff goes bad for those companies
You work at taco bell and make 15 dollars an hour for 40 hours with a gross pay of 600 dollars a week, 2400 a month. Pappa gov comes in and gives you an average tax of 20 percent all things included you are left with 1920. Your rent for a 1 bedroom 1 bath is 1275 a month now you're down to 645. Car payment is 250, electric 50 bucks, internet 50 bucks, car insurance 100, phone bill 15 .Now you are left with 35 dollars but you have to eat and that living very minimally would be around 50 dollars a week. So you have -165 to invest working at Taco Bell.
My mom has been teaching me this since her parents didn’t know how to save money. One time she got into a wreck sued the man and won the case with 30k to her name. And her parents peer pressured her into spending all of it. And every time my mom tells me this story she says. “If I saved this money properly we’d be living a bit of a better life”.
Simplified: "Time in the market beats timing the market" BUT, if you keep track of the news and they say anything you can use, kind of like sweden when they just told their country to prepare for war, and a lot of the companies related to the military rose by 20-75% in a couple month
Step 1) become a popular influencer Step 2) start a meme or something which involves a fast food place. Anything to increase sales. Step 3) invest in the stock market for that company and make a profit
As someone who has worked in fast food during college, you don't make enough extra money to be worth investing, most people barely have enough after normal expenses unless you live with your parents still (which I did while I was in college).
''And you have some extra cash laying around'' bro spawned the cash 💀
Jesus bro, how much time do you have on your hands
Bro its the second time i have seen you today
Bro lives inside youtube
@@V_ChessGuy Bro for me it's the perfect time. Australia really is the opposite
Bro you're everywhere
Remember kids. Time in the market is better than timing the market
Unless you're a luck God or a politician, timing the market is an unwise gamble.
@@tellg0t090nope not at all
@@lillittle2421 broke ahh homeless kunt herer
@@tellg0t090 maybe if You're a moron and like to lose money in a market crash instead of buying the bottom
Nah lil bro. I day trade and swing trade. Easy gains
“You won’t believe how I got rich”
The first step to building wealth is figuring out your goaIs and risk toIerance - either on your own or with the heIp of a financiaI pIanner, and foIIowing through with an inteIIigent pIan, you wiII gain financiaI growth over the years and enjoy the benefits of managing your money.
I am fortunate I made productive decisions that changed my finances (gathered over 1M in 2years) through my financiaI planner. Got my 2nd house in Feb, and hoping to retire soon. Give this a try and attain good-returns.
Rebecca Mart-Watson (in fuII).
l’m amazed to partake on this, lt has rekindled the fire to my goals.
good stuff, deserves all attention
Instructions unclear. Invested friends organs.
Bury the kidneys under 3 feet ground. A kidney tree will grow within 2 hours
@@rezuanachowdhury6073 donate it to someone and they’ll turn into the kidney tree.
Bro taught us to study and food etiquette now he is teaching us our finances
We don’t need school anymore, we have gohar
@@Rawr946 this is the shit you learn in school, "time in the market beats timing the market" is literally the first thing a middle school economy class teaches you, and big fucking surprise if you don't go to a class about paying taxes like an economy class, you wont learn that at school dipshits
you arent going to outpace the dollars inflation. get out of the dollar and into a stable asset
@@Rawr946acting Like you learn this in school
He knows we're getting older bro
those who want gohar to do the thug shake
👇
-154 likes and no replies, let me fix this- FR, that's what I was thinking 💀
380th like👍
3rd reaply
4th reply
For real
Yes, but usually lower risk leads to pretty slow gain. Risks don't always end up in being broke
True but playing the stock market is generally a dumb risk.
Yeah, there is a lot of people disagreeing with this, but unfortunately its true. When having some savings for a black hour helps, its better to have it in cash and trying to save by any index found is just killing your youth and becoming "wealth" in your 60 at best. There are 2 books contrasting it, The Psychology of money by Morgan Housel and The Milliner Fastlane by MJ De Marco, both smart and great books but totally different approach. Dont take any financial advice from youtube, make your own research and risk management, every one plays different game.
You're conflating calculated risk with stupid risk. When Medallion quants take a "risk" with leverage it's because their million dollar models have found a discrepancy so small no human can identify it. When you yolo your life's savings into two day expiry OTM calls, it's because you are a dumbass. Unless you're an institutional investor with dozens of PhDs and algorithms working for him, please just stick to Index Funds and tech stocks. Unless you want to make a generous donation to Goldman Sachs. Then go right ahead and take "risk."
Unless you are truly dedicated and extremely experienced, you shouldn’t be day trading and taking high risks. What I’ve learned works best is to put your money in stocks you believe in for the long term, and don’t even look at them until you need the money. Short term fluctuations don’t matter if you invest in solid companies that will do well in the long run, meaning years or decades later. ETFs or mutual funds are also a safer option if you don’t want as much risk. You really shouldn’t be playing the stock market unless you are an experienced investor who actually knows what they’re doing
@@matthewporter7871it's not dumb, dumb is buying lottery tickets for example
"You work at Taco Bell-"
"Your friend tracks different stocks-"
Bruh how do these two even come up in the same sentence 😭
definitely not the same sentence, good try tho
My man went from study tips to helping in life , infinte respect
appreciate you 🙏
@@goharsguide I need your help I'm special needs and can brairly read and write and 3rd grade level beacuse visuall processing disorder and Im in 10th grade what do I do (I depend on ai to read my assignments to me and proof read my answers and then read it back to me to make sure i put the correct awnser)
@@goharsguide gohar the goat fr
A reply from the big man himself. Appreciate your videos, idk where I’d be without them.
ahh yes, working at tacobell with an extra $5, then investing that into the HYSA and an IF? You'll get basically nothing after all those years if you keep working at taco bell and keep getting free money with your food
The extra cash was included with the taco💀
'You work at taco bell and spend all your money on toilets'
So he's right. as a management major we literally discussed how knowing the the stock market is basically impossible and that an experiment was done where stock brokers competed with a blindfolded monkey with a dart board on who could calculate stocks better. The monkey won. Don't fight the stock market. Calculating the long term is decently easy, but so much you can not possibly know goes into the short term that you might as well be playing slots. Fun fact because humans control the market, the time of day and lunar cycle can affect market volatility, so it's not all rational, and some of it sounds genuinely like witchcraft.
I call bullshit on that
@@jaronmarles941 look it up
This guy went from helping me in school to helping me in life
I absolutely love the new life advice content!
thank you! been having a lot of fun with it :)
@@goharsguide You can't just put 6 bucks in a HYSA. No bank is going to give you a HYSA without at least a few grand.
instructions unclear: my friend gambled all of it
i am that friend
instructions unclear: i spent all my money on crack cocaine
Can you make a long form video of this showing the steps and recommended places
"Oh man I sure do love gohar! 🤓☝️"
Secret choice: you invested your friend as a stock
lmao
to the cartel
They still cost a lot.
Soul-backed securities
Tought me more in 60 seconds than school has ever taught me abt finace 😭
Okay but the logos that were on the paper were rlly well drawn😭❤️❤️❤️😄
Bro is giving us financial advice. Gonna need this in college. Hope to make some good money in college.
It’s like 25/75 basically ( if you follow the stocks)
( if you follow gohar)
It isn’t really too hard to time the stock market either the issue most people have is patience as most people don’t usually wait the 6 or so months it takes for the stock to actually dip down and the next 6 or so months for it to go back up.
@@humanhuman5024waiting 6 months isn't timing the market. I think he meant day trading when he said timing the market.
I've learned like 10 times more useful information from this channel than from school. And i haven't even finished it yet
this dude taught me more than school ever did
"time in the market is better than timing the market" steven he
Bro's financial advice is spot on and so helpful! Gohar is a true guru of life and finance.
No tf it isn't 😂
U r everywhere bro
Bot
Here's the problem: extra money? From Taco Bell?
Bro's financial advice is truly game-changing, from study tips to managing money wisely. Gohar is a guru of life and finance, providing invaluable guidance.
Same message thrice
Honestly, outta all my subscriptions you're my favorite ❤
Bro's financial advice is truly life-changing, from study tips to money management. Gohar is a guru of life and finance, offering invaluable insight and guidance.
oh hey man
Bro is a bot
Same message sent twice
"And you have some extra cash laying around' bro spawned the cash"
bro literally copied a comment word for word 🤦♂️
u aint foolin anyone 🤦♂️
If anyone watching has ever been to school, they should know this is some of the most basic finance knowledge out there.
Gohar went from teaching us about acing school, to self care, to how taxes work and now he’s teaching us about investing. Gohar is my favorite finance CZcamsr
you have my respect gohar! I'm in juniorhigh btw🤘
Investing is harder than people think but with tricks like these can make it easier and good results which we all want
Best tip put it in the s&p500 with reinvesting it'll give an average annual return of 10%
Bro is teaching us more than schools ever could
"You work at Taco Bell"
People who worked at MCDONALD:👁️ 👁️
👄
Half the time when i watch gohars finance advice im just like"i like your funny words magic man"
Bro makes the best tip videos so we should all follow gohar
Instructions unclear, I lost my job as a doctor and now work at taco-bell
Is this message Dave Ramsey approved
Kinda he says to put into safe investments
No, he want to put your money into active managed funds
bro is teaching everything that's actually crazy
Fun fact: Theres literally an equation based on risk factor of investing that can show you if one company is worth investing instead of another. Risk factor is always important to whether or not you should invest and imo the most stable is the best option
Exactly. No matter what period of time we are in: diversify, diversify, diversify! That's what separates the smart investors from the not-so-smart.
man taught me more than my primary and secondary school in less than 60 seconds
Bro he teaches more than our teachers
Finally someone giving good investing advice!!! It’s all about long term gains and that’s what indexes give you.
Shout out to him for drawing and cutting out paper just for this video
Bro made a whole video just to flex his taco 💀
“Time in the market beats timing the market”
time in the market is almost always more important than timing the market
“You can’t time the market”
Turtle Soup INTENSIFIES
Remember it only work if you work at taco bell
Low risk low reward, high risk high reward. Play whatever game you choose and be good at it
You have a gift for storytelling.
You were teaching us how to study! and now you became our financial advisor?
my strat is
50% saved
50% spending
What’s sad is that when I get older and I need people like him to get a good future, he won’t be around.😢
I like how he starts talking theoretically within the first second, as if we’d have cash lying around
"Next you walk into a casino"
I like how I'm watching tips that workd in high school/college when I'm only at grade 5th.
This is actually the best advice my uncle was in debt over 54,000 dollars and he used this he was 24 when he started he 36 now and is retired living la
So how are the janitors going? Gohan: “Pretty good” Janitors: I wanna quit
I agree with this method as Owning multiple of the same stocks is not smart because of the fact that that company could fail while on the other hand if you bought multiple different stocks, if one crashes, you will still have three that you can rely on
My advice: dont follow youtubers financial advices but search it up yourself and do atleast 5 hours of research on how to actually do it properly
He’s teaching us abt money but using 1 pound notes
Trading isn't complete nonsense, but this tip genuinely is a better decision for people who don't have much experience in the stock market.
"You work at taco bell and have some extra money laying around for your plumber's tip" 💀
Even more specific, invest that extra money in the S&P 500, it’s an index fund of the top 500 companies. The general direction of those companies is the general direction of the whole economy, so if you’re losing big there, there are definitely bigger problems to worry about
Keep in mind that big funds like the s&p500 are mainly controlled by like 10 companies, so still be on the lookout if stuff goes bad for those companies
You work at taco bell and make 15 dollars an hour for 40 hours with a gross pay of 600 dollars a week, 2400 a month. Pappa gov comes in and gives you an average tax of 20 percent all things included you are left with 1920. Your rent for a 1 bedroom 1 bath is 1275 a month now you're down to 645. Car payment is 250, electric 50 bucks, internet 50 bucks, car insurance 100, phone bill 15 .Now you are left with 35 dollars but you have to eat and that living very minimally would be around 50 dollars a week. So you have -165 to invest working at Taco Bell.
Saving this channel for when im older
"and you make a smarter choice"
"you go into LA and gamble it all away"🤑
"I can calculate the movement of the stars, but not the madness of men."
Bro is a one stop shop for all things life
Step 1: get extra cash
My mom has been teaching me this since her parents didn’t know how to save money. One time she got into a wreck sued the man and won the case with 30k to her name. And her parents peer pressured her into spending all of it. And every time my mom tells me this story she says. “If I saved this money properly we’d be living a bit of a better life”.
stock options: “i’ll break your record this time, just watch me”
I just got 100% in science because of you ❤
Thank you so much
The not to do is a downward spiral of trying to gamble and the correct way is to follow gohar
Can you make a full version I want to know more about this plz
Its not about timing the market, its about time in the market
Buying silver and gold allows for physical assets, as well as protection against inflation.
How to get a gambling education:
Simplified: "Time in the market beats timing the market"
BUT, if you keep track of the news and they say anything you can use, kind of like sweden when they just told their country to prepare for war, and a lot of the companies related to the military rose by 20-75% in a couple month
Nah put it into options like a real man
Gohar's videos
School Tutorial ❌️
Life Tutorial ✅️
"...And subscribe to go hard." "Wait, what tf did he just say? "
Most unrealistic part about this is having extra money on a Taco Bell salary.
Step 1: Invest in Taco Bell
Step 2: Buy some Taco Meals
Step 3: Profit
The problem with index funds is that some times they can be expensive and are very hard to make big profit on
"It's imposible to time the market"
US Government Officials: 😅
Step 1) become a popular influencer
Step 2) start a meme or something which involves a fast food place. Anything to increase sales.
Step 3) invest in the stock market for that company and make a profit
I just saw your pfp (gohar), I had you confused with this other youtuber for a longest time.
Went from school to investing
I really like this content keep it up!
I’d only ever use a savings account if it’s genuinely saving for emergency’s, the rate of inflation turns dollar gains into cents.
Google,Microsoft, Tesla?,apple, McDonald's. META QUEST🗿
Thank you so Much for these videos my brother is going to college and I send these to him just because I’ll be sad and worried about him
As someone who has worked in fast food during college, you don't make enough extra money to be worth investing, most people barely have enough after normal expenses unless you live with your parents still (which I did while I was in college).
“You work at Taco Bell and have some extra cash lying around”
My mother hearing this news: *Rent?*