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How do investors choose stocks? - Richard Coffin
Explore the strategies investors use to choose stocks and learn whether it’s better to be an active or passive investor.
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Every day, billions of stocks are traded on the New York Stock Exchange alone. But with over 43,000 companies listed on stock exchanges around the world, how do investors decide which stocks to buy? And what do individuals and institutions achieve by investing in stocks? Richard Coffin explores the tactics of different investing strategies.
Lesson by Richard Coffin, directed by Franz Palomares.
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published: 10 Nov 2020
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Angel Investors: How to Find Investors [in 2023]
In this video, we look at how you find an Angel Investor for your business. We show you 5 specific strategies to help you find an Angel investor.
We look at investor platforms such as Angellist, Groups of Angels, LinkedIn, and more. We also tell you exactly how to contact angel investors in 2021 and what to put in any message to the angels. I’ve done research with angel investors so you know exactly what approach angel investors prefer.
I’m the founder of Vivino, the world’s biggest wine app and community with 50 million users all over the world. I’ve raised millions and millions of dollars and a lot of it from angel investors such as NBA All-Star Carmelo Anthony and Skype co-founder Janus Friis.
Links and resources mentioned in the video:
AngelList
https://angel.co/
How to get listed...
published: 01 Feb 2021
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What Do Investors Look for When Investing in Startups?
Investors, journalists, and even some comedians weigh in on what makes a startup worth taking a risk on, backstage at Vanity Fair’s New Establishment Summit.
Still haven’t subscribed to Vanity Fair on YouTube? ►► http://bit.ly/2z6Ya9M
ABOUT VANITY FAIR
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What Do Investors Look for When Investing in Startups?
published: 05 Nov 2014
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Governance Factors for Investors | Intro to ESG Course (Part 4 of 7)
Introduction to ESG - FREE | Corporate Finance Institute®
View full playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLl3-0Xe_motQCLGeJmpLEu5Z53xN3ip-H
Copyright © 2015 – 2021, CFI Education Inc. All Rights Reserved.
Enroll in the FREE full course to earn your certification and advance your career: https://courses.corporatefinanceinstitute.com/courses/environmental-social-governance
Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) has gained increasing attention over the past few years, with many institutional investors investing only in those companies that provide ESG performance reporting. In fact, ESG has considerations relevant to analysts and investors, consumers and employees, and has become a key topic of discussion at the Board table. This course provides an overview of an ESG frame...
published: 05 May 2021
-
What different types of investors are there for funding your startup?
What different types of investors are there for funding your startup?
There’s more than one type of investor to fundraise from. So, how are they different? Which may be a good match and when?
In this video, we will explain the different types of investors that you could approach for your startup.
And now back to the different investors' types.
Once you know who to pitch, it’s all about perfecting the pitch deck to close your round of funding.
1) Your Own Network OF Friends & Family.
The first type of investor entrepreneurs should be approaching at the very beginning are friends and family and close personal contacts.
At this stage, there is very little hard evidence and proof to base a real investment or funding on.
They are essentially investing in the idea, and far more impo...
published: 18 Jan 2021
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Base Resources, an investors overview from Five Minute Pitch TV
Base Resources is listed on London's AIM Stock Exchange under the Ticker (LON:BSE). The company mines and distributes illmenite and rutile, forms of titanium dioxide, mainly used in the production of pigments. They also produce zircon, which is largely used in ceramics. The business operates a mineral sands mine in Kenya, near the south-east coast in Kwale – an operation which generated A$115m revenue and net profits of A$21.5m in the 6 months to December 2017.
In January the group acquired the Toliara Sands Project, a large illmenite resource in Madagascar with a large, high grade Mineral Resource of 857 million tonnes at 6.2% heavy mineral, with 612 million tonnes in the Measured and Indicated categories at 6.7% heavy mineral.
CEO Tim Carstens has indicated that with his teams expertis...
published: 08 May 2018
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Base Carbon helps investors meet ESG goals while simplifying the carbon credit economy
Base Carbon (OTCQX:BCBNF, NEO:BCBN) CEO Michael Costa discusses the financing solutions and development expertise and financing the company provides to the global voluntary carbon market.
Base, which started trading on the OTCQX Market on August 18, also helps investors achieve their ESG investment goals, Costa told Proactive.
He also took Proactive through current projects, including a cookstove carbon reduction agreement with the DelAgua Group in Rwanda and an agreement to facilitate the development of a cookstove and water purifier carbon reduction project in Vietnam with Sustainability Investment Promotion and Development Joint Stock Company (SIPCO).
published: 31 Aug 2022
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Income Investing: Here's How Any Regular Investor Can Do It | Steven Bavaria
SCHEDULE YOUR FREE PORTFOLIO REVIEW with Thoughtful Money's endorsed financial advisors at https://www.thoughtfulmoney.com
One of the most frequent requests from Thoughtful Money viewers is for a discussion focused on investing for income. Well, that's what we're delivering here.
Steven Bavaria, author of the book 'The Income Factory: An Investor’s Guide to Consistent Lifetime Returns' joins us to share his framework for constructing a lower-risk portfolio of income-generating assets that include: high dividend stocks, senior bonds, high yield bonds, covered call funds, Master Limited Partnerships, closed-end funds, and more.
Follow Steven at https://seekingalpha.com/author/steven-bavaria
Or get his book here: https://www.amazon.com/Income-Factory-Investors-Consistent-Lifetime/dp/12604...
published: 22 Feb 2024
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10 Assets That’ll MAKE YOU RICH in 2024| Investment Guide | MULTIPLY YOUR MONEY 10X
In this exciting video, we dive into the world of compounding and show you how it can make your 💸 dreams come true! we explore the best compounding assets that can skyrocket your financial success and make you wealthy in a matter of years.
Learn how the best proven compounding assets 💰 can provide stability and consistent income with explosive growth through the power of compound interest.
🎯 So, if you're ready to take control of your financial future and watch your money grow like never before, don't miss out on this eye-opening video! Join us as we discover the potential of compounding and show you the path to true financial freedom.
📚Throughout this video, We break down complex concepts into easily digestible information, ensuring that viewers of all experience levels can grasp and...
published: 23 Feb 2024
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Why Passive Investors Must Beat Active Investors (on average): Index and Chill Episode 1
In the first episode of our Index and Chill video series, we’ll show you why active investors (as a group) are destined to underperform passive investors.
Follow Justin Bender on
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- Blog: https://www.canadianportfoliomanagerblog.com/
Visit PWL Capital: https://www.pwlcapital.com/teams/bender-bender-bortolotti/
published: 05 Apr 2022
5:02
How do investors choose stocks? - Richard Coffin
Explore the strategies investors use to choose stocks and learn whether it’s better to be an active or passive investor.
--
Every day, billions of stocks are...
Explore the strategies investors use to choose stocks and learn whether it’s better to be an active or passive investor.
--
Every day, billions of stocks are traded on the New York Stock Exchange alone. But with over 43,000 companies listed on stock exchanges around the world, how do investors decide which stocks to buy? And what do individuals and institutions achieve by investing in stocks? Richard Coffin explores the tactics of different investing strategies.
Lesson by Richard Coffin, directed by Franz Palomares.
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https://wn.com/How_Do_Investors_Choose_Stocks_Richard_Coffin
Explore the strategies investors use to choose stocks and learn whether it’s better to be an active or passive investor.
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Every day, billions of stocks are traded on the New York Stock Exchange alone. But with over 43,000 companies listed on stock exchanges around the world, how do investors decide which stocks to buy? And what do individuals and institutions achieve by investing in stocks? Richard Coffin explores the tactics of different investing strategies.
Lesson by Richard Coffin, directed by Franz Palomares.
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- published: 10 Nov 2020
- views: 844703
12:03
Angel Investors: How to Find Investors [in 2023]
In this video, we look at how you find an Angel Investor for your business. We show you 5 specific strategies to help you find an Angel investor.
We look at in...
In this video, we look at how you find an Angel Investor for your business. We show you 5 specific strategies to help you find an Angel investor.
We look at investor platforms such as Angellist, Groups of Angels, LinkedIn, and more. We also tell you exactly how to contact angel investors in 2021 and what to put in any message to the angels. I’ve done research with angel investors so you know exactly what approach angel investors prefer.
I’m the founder of Vivino, the world’s biggest wine app and community with 50 million users all over the world. I’ve raised millions and millions of dollars and a lot of it from angel investors such as NBA All-Star Carmelo Anthony and Skype co-founder Janus Friis.
Links and resources mentioned in the video:
AngelList
https://angel.co/
How to get listed on Angellist:
https://medium.com/@marenkate/list-your-startup-on-angellist-how-to-375ee289177f
Pocobase, a Comparison Tool for Founders and Early Stage investors:
https://pocobase.com/
Investorhunt
https://investorhunt.co/
Twine big list of Investors:
https://www.twine.fm/resources/investor-list
Groups of Angels:
Danish Business Angels
http://danban.org/
Nordic Makers
https://www.nordicmakers.vc/
Startup Meetups:
https://www.meetup.com/topics/technology-startups/
Raw Startup Free Newsletter:
https://www.rawstartup.co/#/portal/
Raw Startup T-shirt:
https://rawstartup.threadless.com/designs/raw-startup-t-shirt/mens/t-shirt/premium?color=heavy_metal
Raw Startup Blog:
https://www.rawstartup.co/
#AngelInvestors #FindAngelInvestors #BusinessAngels #Startup
https://wn.com/Angel_Investors_How_To_Find_Investors_In_2023
In this video, we look at how you find an Angel Investor for your business. We show you 5 specific strategies to help you find an Angel investor.
We look at investor platforms such as Angellist, Groups of Angels, LinkedIn, and more. We also tell you exactly how to contact angel investors in 2021 and what to put in any message to the angels. I’ve done research with angel investors so you know exactly what approach angel investors prefer.
I’m the founder of Vivino, the world’s biggest wine app and community with 50 million users all over the world. I’ve raised millions and millions of dollars and a lot of it from angel investors such as NBA All-Star Carmelo Anthony and Skype co-founder Janus Friis.
Links and resources mentioned in the video:
AngelList
https://angel.co/
How to get listed on Angellist:
https://medium.com/@marenkate/list-your-startup-on-angellist-how-to-375ee289177f
Pocobase, a Comparison Tool for Founders and Early Stage investors:
https://pocobase.com/
Investorhunt
https://investorhunt.co/
Twine big list of Investors:
https://www.twine.fm/resources/investor-list
Groups of Angels:
Danish Business Angels
http://danban.org/
Nordic Makers
https://www.nordicmakers.vc/
Startup Meetups:
https://www.meetup.com/topics/technology-startups/
Raw Startup Free Newsletter:
https://www.rawstartup.co/#/portal/
Raw Startup T-shirt:
https://rawstartup.threadless.com/designs/raw-startup-t-shirt/mens/t-shirt/premium?color=heavy_metal
Raw Startup Blog:
https://www.rawstartup.co/
#AngelInvestors #FindAngelInvestors #BusinessAngels #Startup
- published: 01 Feb 2021
- views: 202511
1:41
What Do Investors Look for When Investing in Startups?
Investors, journalists, and even some comedians weigh in on what makes a startup worth taking a risk on, backstage at Vanity Fair’s New Establishment Summit.
S...
Investors, journalists, and even some comedians weigh in on what makes a startup worth taking a risk on, backstage at Vanity Fair’s New Establishment Summit.
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What Do Investors Look for When Investing in Startups?
https://wn.com/What_Do_Investors_Look_For_When_Investing_In_Startups
Investors, journalists, and even some comedians weigh in on what makes a startup worth taking a risk on, backstage at Vanity Fair’s New Establishment Summit.
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What Do Investors Look for When Investing in Startups?
- published: 05 Nov 2014
- views: 20115
8:43
Governance Factors for Investors | Intro to ESG Course (Part 4 of 7)
Introduction to ESG - FREE | Corporate Finance Institute®
View full playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLl3-0Xe_motQCLGeJmpLEu5Z53xN3ip-H
Copyrigh...
Introduction to ESG - FREE | Corporate Finance Institute®
View full playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLl3-0Xe_motQCLGeJmpLEu5Z53xN3ip-H
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Enroll in the FREE full course to earn your certification and advance your career: https://courses.corporatefinanceinstitute.com/courses/environmental-social-governance
Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) has gained increasing attention over the past few years, with many institutional investors investing only in those companies that provide ESG performance reporting. In fact, ESG has considerations relevant to analysts and investors, consumers and employees, and has become a key topic of discussion at the Board table. This course provides an overview of an ESG framework and how it supports a company’s overall risk management. It examines each component in detail and provides insight into how they converge to impact a company and its stakeholders. The course also discusses how to look at corporate pressures & stakeholder expectations and their impact on risk identification and business success. Lastly, we look at key considerations from both the company and investor perspectives, before applying theory to practice in a final case study.
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Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) has gained increasing attention over the past few years, with many institutional investors investing only in those companies that provide ESG performance reporting. In fact, ESG has considerations relevant to analysts and investors, consumers and employees, and has become a key topic of discussion at the Board table. This course provides an overview of an ESG framework and how it supports a company’s overall risk management. It examines each component in detail and provides insight into how they converge to impact a company and its stakeholders. The course also discusses how to look at corporate pressures & stakeholder expectations and their impact on risk identification and business success. Lastly, we look at key considerations from both the company and investor perspectives, before applying theory to practice in a final case study.
-- About Corporate Finance Institute® --
Corporate Finance Institute® (CFI) is a leading global provider of online financial modeling and valuation courses. Since 2016, CFI’s programs and certifications have been delivered to over 800,000 individuals at top universities, investment banks, accounting firms, and operating companies around the world. The modern financial analyst requires a well-rounded skill set that takes time to acquire. Some of the skills are developed in university, some are developed on the job, and some of the skills come from experience and developing a strong business intuition. At CFI, we combine all three skill sets — theory, application, and intuition — into a condensed, self-paced program that can be taken anytime, anywhere.
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- published: 05 May 2021
- views: 15007
6:46
What different types of investors are there for funding your startup?
What different types of investors are there for funding your startup?
There’s more than one type of investor to fundraise from. So, how are they different? Wh...
What different types of investors are there for funding your startup?
There’s more than one type of investor to fundraise from. So, how are they different? Which may be a good match and when?
In this video, we will explain the different types of investors that you could approach for your startup.
And now back to the different investors' types.
Once you know who to pitch, it’s all about perfecting the pitch deck to close your round of funding.
1) Your Own Network OF Friends & Family.
The first type of investor entrepreneurs should be approaching at the very beginning are friends and family and close personal contacts.
At this stage, there is very little hard evidence and proof to base a real investment or funding on.
They are essentially investing in the idea, and far more importantly - You.
These are the people that already know you, like and trust you, and believe in you the most.
This type of investor may not provide a lot of money. It could be in the range of $1,000 to $200,000.
Though if you can’t raise money from this group, other investors are probably going to ask themselves why.
2) Banks & Governmental Funds.
These aren’t true investors like the others on this list, but they can be sources of capital.
Traditional banks are generally not an easy source of capital for early-stage startups and small businesses.
However, as you gain traction they may offer business credit cards, lines of credit, and merchant advance loans.
There may also be government programs providing grants for certain types of projects.
That doesn’t mean that bringing in this type of capital will be any easier, and loans require repayment, often when you really need as much liquidity and slack as possible.
They won’t require giving up equity in your company, but they can impact your profitability, which may show up when you try to raise money from other investors later.
One thing to note about government programs is that in many instances they come with certain restrictions and limitations which may be burdensome for startups.
With this in mind founders should review very carefully what those expectations are.
3) Angel Investors.
Professional angel investors are normally approached when it comes to the seed round and beyond.
They are willing to fund smaller operations than VCs, may be more flexible in terms, and can offer a lot of value in wisdom and connections.
Angel investors can be approached directly online, at live pitch events, and through introductions from other startup founders.
4) Accelerators & Incubators.
These vehicles can ultimately be a gateway to a variety of the types of investors on this list.
If accepted into one of these programs you may receive anywhere from $10,000 to $120,000 in seed money to cultivate your idea and gain traction while benefiting from additional knowledge and resources.
If everything is going well, you’ll be pitching larger investors and be introduced to funding sources during their demo days that can help take you to the next level.
Just be ready to hustle, these programs want to speed you on the way to the next stage quickly.
5) Family Offices.
Family offices are increasingly being drawn to the advantages of investing in startups.
However, as some of the most successful entrepreneurs that have appeared as guests on the DealMakers Podcast have pointed out, as investors, family offices can have quite different interests and game plans. Each can be very different.
Working with them can be very different depending on who is managing the decisions and process.
Taxes, long-term multigenerational investing, prestige, and income may be more important for these investors than others on this list who are pushing to an earlier exit.
6) Venture Capital.
VCs are the holy grail of investors for fundraising entrepreneurs. They come with the biggest checks, the most power to fuel success and gaining market share, and most juice when it comes to achieving more credibility and visibility.
More venture capital firms are looking at and are participating in earlier funding rounds. Though it is much more likely these investors will show up and be secured in Series A, B, and C fundraising rounds than earlier.
Do note that not all of these firms are created equal. The best match can be influenced by location, the timeline of their funds, their interest and expertise in a certain field, their power to help you get to the next stage, and of course, how they treat their founders.
7) Corporate Investors
Investing in startups carries a variety of benefits for big corporations.
Including supporting their own growth numbers, diversifying assets, and identifying talent and technology which can help them fend off industry changes and fuel revenues and profits.
https://wn.com/What_Different_Types_Of_Investors_Are_There_For_Funding_Your_Startup
What different types of investors are there for funding your startup?
There’s more than one type of investor to fundraise from. So, how are they different? Which may be a good match and when?
In this video, we will explain the different types of investors that you could approach for your startup.
And now back to the different investors' types.
Once you know who to pitch, it’s all about perfecting the pitch deck to close your round of funding.
1) Your Own Network OF Friends & Family.
The first type of investor entrepreneurs should be approaching at the very beginning are friends and family and close personal contacts.
At this stage, there is very little hard evidence and proof to base a real investment or funding on.
They are essentially investing in the idea, and far more importantly - You.
These are the people that already know you, like and trust you, and believe in you the most.
This type of investor may not provide a lot of money. It could be in the range of $1,000 to $200,000.
Though if you can’t raise money from this group, other investors are probably going to ask themselves why.
2) Banks & Governmental Funds.
These aren’t true investors like the others on this list, but they can be sources of capital.
Traditional banks are generally not an easy source of capital for early-stage startups and small businesses.
However, as you gain traction they may offer business credit cards, lines of credit, and merchant advance loans.
There may also be government programs providing grants for certain types of projects.
That doesn’t mean that bringing in this type of capital will be any easier, and loans require repayment, often when you really need as much liquidity and slack as possible.
They won’t require giving up equity in your company, but they can impact your profitability, which may show up when you try to raise money from other investors later.
One thing to note about government programs is that in many instances they come with certain restrictions and limitations which may be burdensome for startups.
With this in mind founders should review very carefully what those expectations are.
3) Angel Investors.
Professional angel investors are normally approached when it comes to the seed round and beyond.
They are willing to fund smaller operations than VCs, may be more flexible in terms, and can offer a lot of value in wisdom and connections.
Angel investors can be approached directly online, at live pitch events, and through introductions from other startup founders.
4) Accelerators & Incubators.
These vehicles can ultimately be a gateway to a variety of the types of investors on this list.
If accepted into one of these programs you may receive anywhere from $10,000 to $120,000 in seed money to cultivate your idea and gain traction while benefiting from additional knowledge and resources.
If everything is going well, you’ll be pitching larger investors and be introduced to funding sources during their demo days that can help take you to the next level.
Just be ready to hustle, these programs want to speed you on the way to the next stage quickly.
5) Family Offices.
Family offices are increasingly being drawn to the advantages of investing in startups.
However, as some of the most successful entrepreneurs that have appeared as guests on the DealMakers Podcast have pointed out, as investors, family offices can have quite different interests and game plans. Each can be very different.
Working with them can be very different depending on who is managing the decisions and process.
Taxes, long-term multigenerational investing, prestige, and income may be more important for these investors than others on this list who are pushing to an earlier exit.
6) Venture Capital.
VCs are the holy grail of investors for fundraising entrepreneurs. They come with the biggest checks, the most power to fuel success and gaining market share, and most juice when it comes to achieving more credibility and visibility.
More venture capital firms are looking at and are participating in earlier funding rounds. Though it is much more likely these investors will show up and be secured in Series A, B, and C fundraising rounds than earlier.
Do note that not all of these firms are created equal. The best match can be influenced by location, the timeline of their funds, their interest and expertise in a certain field, their power to help you get to the next stage, and of course, how they treat their founders.
7) Corporate Investors
Investing in startups carries a variety of benefits for big corporations.
Including supporting their own growth numbers, diversifying assets, and identifying talent and technology which can help them fend off industry changes and fuel revenues and profits.
- published: 18 Jan 2021
- views: 28474
5:29
Base Resources, an investors overview from Five Minute Pitch TV
Base Resources is listed on London's AIM Stock Exchange under the Ticker (LON:BSE). The company mines and distributes illmenite and rutile, forms of titanium di...
Base Resources is listed on London's AIM Stock Exchange under the Ticker (LON:BSE). The company mines and distributes illmenite and rutile, forms of titanium dioxide, mainly used in the production of pigments. They also produce zircon, which is largely used in ceramics. The business operates a mineral sands mine in Kenya, near the south-east coast in Kwale – an operation which generated A$115m revenue and net profits of A$21.5m in the 6 months to December 2017.
In January the group acquired the Toliara Sands Project, a large illmenite resource in Madagascar with a large, high grade Mineral Resource of 857 million tonnes at 6.2% heavy mineral, with 612 million tonnes in the Measured and Indicated categories at 6.7% heavy mineral.
CEO Tim Carstens has indicated that with his teams expertise and the straight-forward nature of the mineralogy, the Toliara Sands Project should be in production in mid-2021.
The market for titanium dioxide is broadly linked to global GDP growth, as it is ubiquitous in everyday life, used to colour products in food, sunscreen and paints. Until two years ago there was significant oversupply of both titanium dioxide and zircon. Demand has now caught up, which is causing prices to rise.
https://wn.com/Base_Resources,_An_Investors_Overview_From_Five_Minute_Pitch_Tv
Base Resources is listed on London's AIM Stock Exchange under the Ticker (LON:BSE). The company mines and distributes illmenite and rutile, forms of titanium dioxide, mainly used in the production of pigments. They also produce zircon, which is largely used in ceramics. The business operates a mineral sands mine in Kenya, near the south-east coast in Kwale – an operation which generated A$115m revenue and net profits of A$21.5m in the 6 months to December 2017.
In January the group acquired the Toliara Sands Project, a large illmenite resource in Madagascar with a large, high grade Mineral Resource of 857 million tonnes at 6.2% heavy mineral, with 612 million tonnes in the Measured and Indicated categories at 6.7% heavy mineral.
CEO Tim Carstens has indicated that with his teams expertise and the straight-forward nature of the mineralogy, the Toliara Sands Project should be in production in mid-2021.
The market for titanium dioxide is broadly linked to global GDP growth, as it is ubiquitous in everyday life, used to colour products in food, sunscreen and paints. Until two years ago there was significant oversupply of both titanium dioxide and zircon. Demand has now caught up, which is causing prices to rise.
- published: 08 May 2018
- views: 542
7:46
Base Carbon helps investors meet ESG goals while simplifying the carbon credit economy
Base Carbon (OTCQX:BCBNF, NEO:BCBN) CEO Michael Costa discusses the financing solutions and development expertise and financing the company provides to the glob...
Base Carbon (OTCQX:BCBNF, NEO:BCBN) CEO Michael Costa discusses the financing solutions and development expertise and financing the company provides to the global voluntary carbon market.
Base, which started trading on the OTCQX Market on August 18, also helps investors achieve their ESG investment goals, Costa told Proactive.
He also took Proactive through current projects, including a cookstove carbon reduction agreement with the DelAgua Group in Rwanda and an agreement to facilitate the development of a cookstove and water purifier carbon reduction project in Vietnam with Sustainability Investment Promotion and Development Joint Stock Company (SIPCO).
https://wn.com/Base_Carbon_Helps_Investors_Meet_Esg_Goals_While_Simplifying_The_Carbon_Credit_Economy
Base Carbon (OTCQX:BCBNF, NEO:BCBN) CEO Michael Costa discusses the financing solutions and development expertise and financing the company provides to the global voluntary carbon market.
Base, which started trading on the OTCQX Market on August 18, also helps investors achieve their ESG investment goals, Costa told Proactive.
He also took Proactive through current projects, including a cookstove carbon reduction agreement with the DelAgua Group in Rwanda and an agreement to facilitate the development of a cookstove and water purifier carbon reduction project in Vietnam with Sustainability Investment Promotion and Development Joint Stock Company (SIPCO).
- published: 31 Aug 2022
- views: 2872
1:20:47
Income Investing: Here's How Any Regular Investor Can Do It | Steven Bavaria
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One of the most frequent requests fr...
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One of the most frequent requests from Thoughtful Money viewers is for a discussion focused on investing for income. Well, that's what we're delivering here.
Steven Bavaria, author of the book 'The Income Factory: An Investor’s Guide to Consistent Lifetime Returns' joins us to share his framework for constructing a lower-risk portfolio of income-generating assets that include: high dividend stocks, senior bonds, high yield bonds, covered call funds, Master Limited Partnerships, closed-end funds, and more.
Follow Steven at https://seekingalpha.com/author/steven-bavaria
Or get his book here: https://www.amazon.com/Income-Factory-Investors-Consistent-Lifetime/dp/1260458539
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IMPORTANT NOTE: There are risks associated with investing in securities.
Investing in stocks, bonds, exchange traded funds, mutual funds, and money market funds involve risk of loss. Loss of principal is possible. Some high risk investments may use leverage, which will accentuate gains & losses. Foreign investing involves special risks, including a greater volatility and political, economic and currency risks and differences in accounting methods.
A security’s or a firm’s past investment performance is not a guarantee or predictor of future investment performance.
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SCHEDULE YOUR FREE PORTFOLIO REVIEW with Thoughtful Money's endorsed financial advisors at https://www.thoughtfulmoney.com
One of the most frequent requests from Thoughtful Money viewers is for a discussion focused on investing for income. Well, that's what we're delivering here.
Steven Bavaria, author of the book 'The Income Factory: An Investor’s Guide to Consistent Lifetime Returns' joins us to share his framework for constructing a lower-risk portfolio of income-generating assets that include: high dividend stocks, senior bonds, high yield bonds, covered call funds, Master Limited Partnerships, closed-end funds, and more.
Follow Steven at https://seekingalpha.com/author/steven-bavaria
Or get his book here: https://www.amazon.com/Income-Factory-Investors-Consistent-Lifetime/dp/1260458539
#incomeinvesting #dividendstocks #fixedincome
_____________________________________________
Thoughtful Money LLC is a Registered Investment Advisor Solicitor.
We produce educational content geared for the individual investor. It’s important to note that this content is NOT investment advice, individual or otherwise, nor should be construed as such.
We recommend that most investors, especially if inexperienced, should consider benefiting from the direction and guidance of a qualified financial advisor in good standing with the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA) who can develop & implement a personalized financial plan based on a customer’s unique goals, needs & risk tolerance.
IMPORTANT NOTE: There are risks associated with investing in securities.
Investing in stocks, bonds, exchange traded funds, mutual funds, and money market funds involve risk of loss. Loss of principal is possible. Some high risk investments may use leverage, which will accentuate gains & losses. Foreign investing involves special risks, including a greater volatility and political, economic and currency risks and differences in accounting methods.
A security’s or a firm’s past investment performance is not a guarantee or predictor of future investment performance.
- published: 22 Feb 2024
- views: 33095
10:28
10 Assets That’ll MAKE YOU RICH in 2024| Investment Guide | MULTIPLY YOUR MONEY 10X
In this exciting video, we dive into the world of compounding and show you how it can make your 💸 dreams come true! we explore the best compounding assets that ...
In this exciting video, we dive into the world of compounding and show you how it can make your 💸 dreams come true! we explore the best compounding assets that can skyrocket your financial success and make you wealthy in a matter of years.
Learn how the best proven compounding assets 💰 can provide stability and consistent income with explosive growth through the power of compound interest.
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📚Throughout this video, We break down complex concepts into easily digestible information, ensuring that viewers of all experience levels can grasp and apply these principles to their own financial journeys.
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In this exciting video, we dive into the world of compounding and show you how it can make your 💸 dreams come true! we explore the best compounding assets that can skyrocket your financial success and make you wealthy in a matter of years.
Learn how the best proven compounding assets 💰 can provide stability and consistent income with explosive growth through the power of compound interest.
🎯 So, if you're ready to take control of your financial future and watch your money grow like never before, don't miss out on this eye-opening video! Join us as we discover the potential of compounding and show you the path to true financial freedom.
📚Throughout this video, We break down complex concepts into easily digestible information, ensuring that viewers of all experience levels can grasp and apply these principles to their own financial journeys.
Whether you're a seasoned investor seeking to expand your portfolio or a beginner eager to learn the ropes, this video is designed to empower and inspire you. It's time to take control of your financial future and discover the assets that have the potential to generate lasting wealth.
kindly, Subscribe 💖👇to our channel for more insightful videos on personal finance, investing, and wealth creation. Like 👍👇and share✨ this video with anyone who aspires to build a prosperous future. Let's embark on this wealth-building journey together!
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- published: 23 Feb 2024
- views: 739
12:16
Why Passive Investors Must Beat Active Investors (on average): Index and Chill Episode 1
In the first episode of our Index and Chill video series, we’ll show you why active investors (as a group) are destined to underperform passive investors.
Fo...
In the first episode of our Index and Chill video series, we’ll show you why active investors (as a group) are destined to underperform passive investors.
Follow Justin Bender on
- Twitter: https://twitter.com/Justin_Bender
- Blog: https://www.canadianportfoliomanagerblog.com/
Visit PWL Capital: https://www.pwlcapital.com/teams/bender-bender-bortolotti/
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In the first episode of our Index and Chill video series, we’ll show you why active investors (as a group) are destined to underperform passive investors.
Follow Justin Bender on
- Twitter: https://twitter.com/Justin_Bender
- Blog: https://www.canadianportfoliomanagerblog.com/
Visit PWL Capital: https://www.pwlcapital.com/teams/bender-bender-bortolotti/
- published: 05 Apr 2022
- views: 9975