How To Invest For Teenagers

How To Invest For Teenagers

othifinance.com   June 29, 2025   Comment  

How To Invest For Teenagers

If you ever wanted to know how to invest as a teenager, this is the video for you. My best investing advice for teenagers - Enjoy!

TIME STAMPS:

• 00:00 How To Invest As A Teenager
• 00:43 AGE 13 - Open An Investing Account
• 03:40 AGE 14 - Find Your Talent
• 04:52 AGE 15 - Stash Your Money
• 06:34 AGE 16 - Hone Your Skills
• 08:15 AGE 17 - Pass Your Driving Test
• 09:32 AGE 18+
• 10:04 Step One - Open A Bank Account
• 11:42 Step Two - Get A Credit Card
• 13:20 Step Three - Open Adult Investing Account
• 15:16 Step Four - Consider University
• 17:31 Step Five - Avoid Bad Debt
• 19:00 Step Six - Start A Side Hustle
• 20:13 Step Seven - Long Term Investing

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Investing in AI: Why it's Not to Late to Put Money to Work

Investing in AI: Why it's Not to Late to Put Money to Work

othifinance.com   December 26, 2024   Comment  

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In this episode of Stocks In Translation, Yahoo Finance markets and data editor Jared Blikre and producer Sydnee Fried welcome Callie Cox, the Chief Market Strategist at Ritholtz Wealth Management, to discuss investing in AI.

If you're looking to identify companies poised to benefit from the AI revolution as it gradually integrates into the economy, Cox says “this year was all about the picks and shovels” and Nvidia (NVDA) is best example of that.

Although, Nvidia isn't directly rolling out products like ChatGPT, it supplies the essential chips for neural networks and machine learning. “So the companies that are tangential to AI, products that we got excited about in 2022, are really the companies that did well this year,” Cox says. She also advises investors to be patient, reminding them that "the story is still early."

Fed: Why Investors Still Worry About Inflation in 2025

Fed: Why Investors Still Worry About Inflation in 2025

othifinance.com   December 26, 2024   Comment  

The Federal Reserve implemented a 25 basis point rate cut this month, achieving what many market participants view as a "soft landing" for the economy in 2024. However, concerns about inflation persist, as the transition to a new presidential administration has raised fears about potential inflationary pressures returning.

Yahoo Finance Senior Fed Reporter Jennifer Schonberger analyzes these developments and explores the outlook for inflation heading into 2025.