Stock Investing: Understanding Investing Styles

If you are interested in the self-paced version of this class, here is the link: https://outschool.com/classes/flex-stock-investing-understanding-investing-styles-j6rq74Ni

Note: Stock Investing: Understanding Investing Styles (Ages 15 to 18) has limited availability. I’m happy to create a session that fits your schedule. Please contact me. 

Required experience or knowledge: Learners should have the following knowledge: an understanding of investing, what is a stock, how a business makes money and competes, awareness of what moves stock prices, and a casual understanding of stock investing risks. Although not a prerequisite, learners can take the prior classes in the series,  
 
Introduction to the Stock Market (Ages 15 to 18)
https://outschool.com/classes/introduction-to-the-stock-market-c3eTPahY

Stock Investing: Understanding Stock Information (Ages 15 to 18)
https://outschool.com/classes/stock-investing-understanding-basic-information-SIOxXVQq

Investing: Understanding Risk (Ages 15 to 18)
https://outschool.com/classes/stock-investing-understanding-risk-Oxh5FJ5p

Note: Learners can also enroll in my Introduction to Stock Investing multi-day class (Ages 15 to 18) which includes Introduction to the Stock Market in session 1, Stock Investing: Understanding Stock Information in session 2, Stock Investing: Understanding Risk in session 3, and Stock Investing: Understanding Investing Styles in session 4.

Introduction to Stock Investing (Ages 15 to 18)
https://outschool.com/classes/introduction-to-stock-investing-xVsPfMSW

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The Stock Investing: Understanding Investing Styles class will introduce learners to a broad range of investing styles:

1.	Analysis: Fundamental (Growth & Value) vs Technical
2.	Approach: Top-Down (Macro) vs Bottom-Up (Micro)
3.	Information Processing: Qualitative vs Quantitative
4.	Time Horizon: Short vs Medium vs Long
5.	Temperament: Aggressive vs Defensive

I will teach using lesson slides, questions, and examples to reinforce learner knowledge and critical thinking. During the lesson, there will be a case study to dissect a famous investor’s style. My teaching philosophy is to show the breadth of stock investing styles and their key takeaways instead of detailing individual style strengths and weaknesses. Building this foundation will better prepare learners for future studies in specific investing styles and learning about other famous investors. Learners will benefit from my extensive working experience and educational background in the financial industry. You can find this information under the teacher expertise section below or on my profile page. As a bonus, I provide my lesson slides (includes a list of my sources, discussion answers, and a detailed glossary) in PDF format after class to help learners keep their newfound knowledge. Learners will maximize their classroom experience by coming to class ready to ask questions, discuss topics, and engage in learning without distractions.

A list of my Outschool classes is available towards the end of both my course and teacher intro videos.