This article features the investment journeys of several everyday Malaysians, offering advice and insights for beginners. They discuss strategies like starting small, focusing on familiar companies, and prioritizing learning before investing.
lifestyle "How Do I Start Investing?" — These Everyday Malaysians Share Their Experiences Don't worry, you can always start somewhere! Cover image via Eliza Alves/Canva Teams & Lifestylememory/Freepik Follow us on Instagram, TikTok, and WhatsApp for the latest stories and breaking news.Investing in stocks can seem intimidating at first, but the good news is that you don't need to know everything about the stock market to start — everyone can start somewhere.
Image via Anna Nekrashevich/Pexels "Of course, you need to do your due diligence by understanding how healthy and profitable the company is, how its competitors are performing, what are the disruptions taking place in the company's industry, etc. Image via iJeab/Canva Teams "Once you know how things work, start consuming financial news and books that teach you basic investing knowledge. Podcasts and YouTube videos by financial experts have been my number one source of information.
Image via Alexander Suhorucov/Canva Teams "My first few years of investing in the stock market, I was constantly chasing trends and analysing charts, but I didn't truly understand how the market worked. "When I started, I also remember the older generation advising to focus on blue-chip stocks—companies with a track record of consistent performance. Instead of overthinking where to invest, starting with something proven and reliable is a safer bet for beginners."5. "Early on, I consulted with my colleagues to learn about how to trade Shariah-compliant stocks" Image used for illustration purposes only.
Image via Webull Malaysia For starters, you can rest assured that you'll be enjoying competitive rates — Webull Malaysia offers one of the lowest rates at just 0.025% for US stocks.
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