How To Get Rich With $0 (The Easy Way)

These are the 7 investing habits that have changed my life, how to best implement them, and what you can do to potentially come out ahead 10-30 years from now. Enjoy! Add me on Instagram: GPStephan | PROMOTIONAL OFFER: Get FREE Fractional Shares when you sign up and make a deposit using my paid affiliate link for WeBull:

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NUMBER ONE: INVESTING ASAP
Following this is easily the most impactful in terms of how much wealth you can accumulate throughout your lifetime. When you’re young, one of the biggest advantages you have when it comes to investing is really simple – it’s TIME. Not only can you ride out any short-term fluctuations in the market, but you can take full advantage of what’s called "Compound Interest." Every year that goes by without investing is a year you won’t be seeing insane growth 30 or 40 years from now.

NUMBER TWO: DON’T TIME THE MARKET
This is the simplest, most factual piece of advice you’ll ever hear when it comes to investing – but it also happens to be the most difficult for people to actually follow. On top that – studies show that the more trades you make, and the more you try to time the market, the lower your overall return becomes. Research has also shown that since 1926, a 20-year holding period of the stock market has never ONCE produced a negative result.

So, without overloading you with facts and studies, all I’m going to say is this: The buy-and-hold investment strategy tends to not only be the safest, but also the most profitable for the majority of people. In fact, just buying in the market immediately – regardless of where it's priced – has out performed trying to time the market 71% of the time.

NUMBER THREE: DON’T INVEST IN THINGS YOU DON’T UNDERSTAND
I’d much rather just not invest at all, than put your money into something you don’t fully understand. Especially in this market, where literally everything is going up, it’s so simple to get disillusioned that investing is really easy, and get yourself accustomed to always making money. But that doesn’t always happen. You need to understand that investing is going to be cyclical, investments will lose for years in a row, and you need to understand and know that going in.

FOURTH: DON’T INVEST MONEY YOU NEED IN THE SHORT TERM
When you invest money, there’s always a chance that the value of that investment will go down in the near future. Investing should always be seen as a long-term strategy. You generally can’t predict where the markets will be a few months or a few years from now – but you CAN look back historically – and see that over a period of 10 or 20 years, your chances of coming out ahead profitable are pretty good. So, for that reason…investing any money that you’ll need within the short term is not a good idea, and could cost you a LOT if things end up getting bad.

FIFTH: INVEST CONSISTENTLY
Investing is just a way of life. All you need to do this, is to automate your investing as much as you can. Just set up automatic withdrawals into a broad index fund without even thinking about it – out of sight, out of mind. You don’t need to be actively involved with it all the time, but just consciously remember it’s there – and that’s it.

SIXTH: THINK INDEPENDENTLY
This is the hardest thing to do from everything I’ve mentioned, but it’s also the one that will make you the most money if you get good at it. And what I mean by this is that you must trust your own thoughts and research, and not be swayed by someone else who says otherwise, or disagrees with you.

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  • @GrahamStephan says:

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    • @user-hg8re3ql2k says:

      Hello i m a software developper looking to start my company , i do some good work and new things , i m 18 , should i wait until i m 23 to start my company or do i get things done now ?

    • @ts8206 says:

      Graham gets older each year, but his content stays the same service level bs year in year out, never growing.

  • @carquestionsanswered says:

    I bet your videos like this have a long tail….I wish I was patient enough to make more videos like this. Great Topic!

  • @neontiki says:

    I just watched a video by Caleb Hammer that said in my 20’s if I’m good with my money I could have a million dollars and was truly bewildered and confused but had no way to know how to get the money like that. So I can’t wait for this video

    • @GrahamStephan says:

      It’ll be really hard to get $1m in your 20s without a high paying job / leverage / substantial savings rate / or luck.

  • @zacharysoderberg1099 says:

    I’m currently 21 and just invested $2000 into my ROTH IRA. Hope to be investing 3k each month into investment accounts from this point forward and am very glad to have seen your content! Keep it up!

  • @LIFEINSOUTHFLORIDA says:

    “Whats up Graham? It’s guys here” Anyone else catch that in the beginning?

  • @Beerandcoffee says:

    23 with about 20k invested. Best feeling is looking back and seeing the growth! Graham, you got me and many others into wealth building. Thank you.

  • @hectorserna8343 says:

    25 now, started investing at 21, biggest regret is not starting at 18 😭

    • @GrahamStephan says:

      Better now than never!

    • @alexbob5209 says:

      How much you invest and how often and annual salary?

    • @hectorserna8343 says:

      @@alexbob5209 At minimum, I buy one share of VOOG or VTI biweekly. When I ran into Graham and learned all about investing that he has to offer, I recognize how many years I missed out on so I was being super aggressive “catching up”, now I just take it biweek by biweek maxing out my ROTH IRA.

    • @arfo8353 says:

      You have plenty of years, you’ll be okay. Most people don’t start thinking about it until 30 or 35 So you are ahead of the game

    • @WilliamWelsh says:

      Same. I started at 19. Was mad I didn’t start another year earlier ! Or save up my money before that

  • @r.f2173 says:

    you’re the reason I seriously started looking into ETFs. They’re now the backbone of my portfolio

  • @MillionaireHouseholdFinance says:

    Great Video Graham! We followed most of this advice, which helped us reach our millionaire/financially independent milestone in our mid 30s! Everyone should follow this advice!!!🥰

  • @Noemie_beautiful_and_Single says:

    “Whats up Graham? It’s guys here” Anyone else catch that in the beginning

  • @insomniacsupremacy says:

    Hi Graham, I know you get a lot of comments under your videos, but I simply could not hold back on expressing my gratitude for your work on Youtube because you seriously changed my life. I started watching you at 17 and started setting myself up financially, putting as much money in a market weighted total world index fund ETF utilizing registered accounts, maximizing my credit score and points utilization and adopting a long term mindset on life in general. Im now way older and I’ll be starting soon my career in personal finance to preach those crucial steps while sharing my new found passion for personal finance. I’ll be forever grateful for the spark you gave me and changed my life for the better. I know you received some hate on Youtube but no one can steer from the fact that your tips and mindset are the gold standard to anyone starting in personnel finance. Wishing you a great day man.

  • @mackenzielance7818 says:

    Just turned 24 this month, a little over $33k invested! So glad to have a community online in this comment section. All my irl friends think the world is ending and our generation is completely destroyed financially. Well, while they keep thinking they won’t live to be 60, I’ll be prepared!

  • @futureHR2025 says:

    Retiring in my 40’s learned that investing is easy and everyone can do it.

  • @Julia_TradesCrypto says:

    Thank you so much Graham! 🔥

  • @vincandengines3019 says:

    Started working full time after finishing school at 23. Started to follow your channel and investing from nothing. Im now 25 and puting 20% down on a property. Also getting a roomate to lower my housing cost to approximately a normal appartment in my area. Thanks Graham

  • @onthebball says:

    Currently 23 and just bought my first house, been watching since 2016! You have helped me throughout my financial journey! Thank you!

  • @jeffystafford says:

    A career which gives you a little bit of time and work-life balance costs you financial independence because it’ll be low paying. Tough choices to make. Keep in mind, investing provides a jumpstart to financial freedom. At 34, I already have a $6m portfolio.

    • @EmilySelph says:

      Everyone needs to hear this, you need to create your own process, manage risk and stick to the plan, thick or thin, while continually learning from mistakes and improving

    • @boyycottt says:

      I agree, having a brokerage advisor for investing is genius! Amidst the financial crisis in 2008, I was really having investing nightmare prior touching base with a advisor. In a nutshell, i’ve accrued over $2m with the help of my advisor from an initial $350k investment.>

    • @holloman753 says:

      I’ve been down a ton, I’m only holding on so I can recoup, I really need help, who is this investment-adviser that guides you

    • @boyycottt says:

      NATALIE ANN BRINKMAN is the licensed fiduciary I use. Just research the name. You’d find necessary details to work with a correspondence to set up an appointment..

  • @Patriciabanks5 says:

    I don’t know how but you’ve managed to package an unbiased analysis that is more entertaining than the sensationalized segment of economic and financial news. Thank you for your efforts to be the signal and not the noise. I understand that the economy is currently in a downturn and that we must wait for things to get better

    • @MarkGrimm8 says:

      As hard as it may sound you can plan for the recession. If you are working, find extra work and get an Invest–advisor. Protect your deposits by having enough cash in short term fixed income. Then cut your expenses. Minimal insurance, cut utilities.

    • @ritalorrigan says:

      I think the current market might give opportunities to maximize profit within a short term, but in order to execute such strategy , you must be a skilled practitioner

    • @KevinClarke9 says:

      It’s often true that people underestimate the importance of financial advisors until they feel the negative effects of emotional decision-making. I remember a few summers ago, after a tough divorce, when I needed a boost for my struggling business. I researched and found a licensed advisor who diligently helped grow my reserves despite inflation. Consequently, my reserves increased from $275k to around $750k.

    • @LukeMcfarlane5 says:

      How can I reach this adviser of yours? because I’m seeking for a more effective investment approach on my savings

    • @KevinClarke9 says:

      Certainly, there are a handful of experts in the field. I’ve experimented with a few over the past years, but I’ve stuck with Carol Vivian Constable for about five years now, and her performance has been consistently impressive.

  • @user-ne1jg3sw8b says:

    Do it. AMXR20 already in my bags. I had a AMXR20 after ( your should I buy ) and I agreed and bought. I’m looking to stack more, too.

  • @AlexanderReyes-xu1mi says:

    If you are holding AMXR20 and XRP ready for 20-50x

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