Passive investing aims to ‘capture the market’ and diversification is key to achieving this. Avoiding ‘putting all your eggs in one basket’ by investing in a low cost, widely diversified passive portfolio allows you to reap the higher rewards of riskier assets whilst smoothing out some of the volatility.
Featuring interviews with Dan Goldie, Prof Anthony Neuberger, William Sharpe, Laurence Gosling, David Booth, Weston Wellington, Charles Ellis and Bill Bernstein.
![Stock Market Investing For Beginners: Part 1 - A Quick Overview [4:26]](https://themillionaireteacher.com/wp-content/uploads/video-investing-for-beginners-part1-520x245.jpg)
![Stock Market Investing For Beginners: Part 2 - The First Big Lie [7:25]](https://themillionaireteacher.com/wp-content/uploads/video-investing-for-beginners-part2-520x245.jpg)
![Stock Market Investing For Beginners: Part 3 - About Mutual Funds [8:57]](https://themillionaireteacher.com/wp-content/uploads/video-investing-for-beginners-part3-520x245.jpg)
![Stock Market Investing For Beginners: Part 4 - What Is An Index Fund? [10:31]](https://themillionaireteacher.com/wp-content/uploads/video-investing-for-beginners-part4-520x245.jpg)
![Stock Market Investing For Beginners: Part 6 - What percentage should you have in stocks versus bonds? [12:10]](https://themillionaireteacher.com/wp-content/uploads/video-investing-for-beginners-part6-520x245.jpg)
