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Course of Study for Beginning Investors Class 1 WHY INVEST IN STOCKS? Part 2 Carol Crosta Associate Director, BIVA Board.

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1 Course of Study for Beginning Investors Class 1 WHY INVEST IN STOCKS? Part 2 Carol Crosta Associate Director, BIVA Board

2 Course of Study for Beginning Investors Class 1 2 Disclaimer : All stock references are meant to be used for educational purposes. No recommendation for purchase or sale is intended or implied.

3 Course of Study for Beginning Investors Class 1 3 Here ’ s how some of the financial asset classes stack up. All asset classes begin in 1925 with a value of $1.00.

4 Course of Study for Beginning Investors Class 1 4 If common stock is the best investment over the long term, what is the potential risk?

5 Course of Study for Beginning Investors Class 1 5 Since 1941, the average total return for the S&P 500 index has been 12% with a volatility of +/-18%. In any one year, there’s a 68% probability that the result will fall between -6% and 30%. It is “virtually certain” to fall between -24% and 48%.

6 Course of Study for Beginning Investors Class 1 6 Yearly Returns Since 1941

7 Course of Study for Beginning Investors Class 1 7 Five-year Blocks of Time Since 1945, the majority (83%) of 5- year annualized returns have been between 0% and 20%. The 5-year returns for the years ending 2002-2005 and 2008 have been “historically unusual.” So was 2000! History suggests that we can expect better from a long-term perspective.

8 Course of Study for Beginning Investors Class 1 8 10-Year Blocks of Time There are only two negative numbers on this chart!

9 Course of Study for Beginning Investors Class 1 9 CONVINCED? INVESTOR If stocks show the best return over time, then becoming an INVESTOR is key to your financial freedom. INVESTOR What kind of INVESTOR will you become?

10 Course of Study for Beginning Investors Class 1 10 INVESTING STYLES Technical Speculative Value Oriented Income Oriented Growth Oriented People make money using all of these styles!

11 Course of Study for Beginning Investors Class 1 11 KEYS TO SUCCESS Pick a style Learn the discipline Practice Maintain the discipline Do not jump from style to style to style

12 Course of Study for Beginning Investors Class 1 12 BetterInvesting Over 60 years of experience Growth investing with an eye on value Goal oriented –Aim to double your money every five years

13 Course of Study for Beginning Investors Class 1 13 BetterInvesting Method Sleep-at-Night Investing Long-term –Generally, aim to hold a stock at least five years Conservative –Purchase companies with consistent history of growth and quality

14 Course of Study for Beginning Investors Class 1 14 BetterInvesting The BetterInvesting Stock Selection Guide is our key to evaluating and purchasing stocks –Provides a method to evaluate the quality of a stock –Uses your judgment to determine whether the stock is a BUY at today ’ s price –Calculates potential compounded annual return for next five years

15 Course of Study for Beginning Investors Class 1 15 PRINCIPLES OF BETTERINVESTING INVEST REGULARLY REINVEST ALL EARNINGS DIVERSIFY INVEST IN QUALITY GROWTH COMPANIES

16 Course of Study for Beginning Investors Class 1 16 BetterInvesting believes in investment clubs: Meet and invest on a regular basis Share the responsibility for stock studies Provide support and education for investors of all levels

17 Course of Study for Beginning Investors Class 1 17 LEARN MORE CHAPTER CLASSES ONLINE STOCK STUDIES ONLINE TOOLS AND CLASSES PRE-PACKAGED STOCK ANALYSIS SOFTWARE CLUB ACCOUNTNG SOFTWARE WWW.BETTERINVESTING.ORG

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