Foolish Investing

The Motley Fool’s approach to investing is a long-term, buy-and-hold strategy. When we recommend a stock in any of our premium subscription services, we are asking that you buy and hold these stocks for a minimum of 5 years.

The market has its ups and downs, but over time, it goes back up. In the short term, anything can happen — including market corrections and even crashes. One of your holdings could fall by 20% tomorrow but if you’re holding for the long term, you can ride out the downturns. While it might seem devastating today, that drop won’t matter in 10 or 20 years. If you ride out the dips, you’ll likely benefit from the long-term wealth-building magic of the market, which is why we are long-term investors at The Motley Fool.

In order to start our readers off on the right path, we have created A Beginner's Guide For Getting Started.

The principles set forth in this guide will give you the tools you can use to build wealth for yourself and your family, and retire in style. We will teach you what drives investing returns, how to invest with the right mindset, what to invest in, and when to sell.

A Beginner's Guide For Getting Started covers topics such as:

  • How To Invest In Stocks
  • Why You Need To Invest
  • Why We Think Shares Are Best
  • The Benefits Of Regular Investment 

In addition to A Beginner's Guide For Getting Started here are some of the educational articles you have access to for free on fool.co.uk

 

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