The stock market is it’s own universe and the language intimidates many people. Tyrone Jackson demystifies the stock market by explaining some of the basic terminology and some of his favorite strategies. The stock market is not too complicated; you just need a financial education. 

A great place to start is learning the difference between trading and investing stocks. When we invest in a stock, we are willing to hold onto those shares for a long time. We only do this with stocks that are a part of the Dow Jones Industrial Average. It’s a good idea to buy stocks from companies who have a story that we understand. In other words, we know how they make their money. By holding onto these stocks we get to collect dividends: your share of the company’s profits. When we trade a stock, we are selling it for a profit. One of the first trades we learn to make is a covered call. There’s a way to make money on a covered call whether the stock is going up, going down, or staying the same. 

The number one questions that Tyrone Jackson’s students ask is, which stocks should I be trading and which stocks should I be investing in right now? The best way to find the answer is to join Wealth Investor Trade School. The market is always changing and Tyrone can help you keep up with it week by week. 

Learn the language of the stock market and get in the game. Change your life. Get yourself educated and then pass on the knowledge to your loved ones. 

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You need to change your mindset in order to change your life. Andre Blake is the perfect example of someone who made a shift in his mindset that allowed him to be successful creatively and financially. You might recognize Andre from projects such as Silence of the Lambs, Philadelphia, The Blacklist, or as the voice of BET, to name a few.

Andre was raised in Long Island by a Venezuelan mother and a West Indian father. His parents were hard-working and successful people and they primed, probed, and even scared Andre into success. However it was also instilled in him that money and wealth could only come from working hard and receiving a paycheck. After studying with Tyrone and making his first trade, Andre realized he could make money without working for it all day. With this, he realized that he was going to be rich. 

Andre started his brokerage account with only $2,000. He has now been trading successfully in the market for seven years. The idea that the trades will never run out gives him a level of comfort and reassurance he can’t put into words. Listen to this podcast to find out what his favorite trades are and how he likes to spend his earnings. 

Andre could not have changed his mindset or his life in this way without a financial education. Join WItradeschool.com to follow in Andre’s footsteps and start making money now.  

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Everybody would love to be successful; the difference is that some people take actions to back up that desire. Before these actions, there are thoughts. So wealth actually starts in your thoughts first.   

Jenenne Macklin came back for another visit and she and Tyrone discuss her shift from simply making money to generating wealth consciousness. It’s not just about being on the grind making money, it’s about living a bigger more expansive life. Tyrone tells people to upgrade their friends and Jenenne says to change your zip code! You have to start thinking and feeling abundantly.  

Jenenne explains that its different for women, because there’s a sense that life isn’t necessarily on your side, so you are going to have to make your own way.  The women that she has watched grow into successful wealthy people generally had something bad happen to them that gave them the idea that “there’s got to be more.” This has driven them to find what “more” means. 

For some women, more means real estate because it is tangible. For others who don’t necessarily want to be out fixing toilets and renovating homes, it means investing in the stock market. We spend so much of our money in our economy, why not own a small piece of the things that we use and buy on a daily basis? If you use an iPhone, why not own a piece of Apple? If you have Verizon service, why not own a piece of Verizon? By thinking abundantly we start to see that we deserve the money that is right in front of our faces. 

Women control 14 trillion dollars in personal wealth assets. However, 70% of widows change their financial advisors within a year after their spouse’s death. 57% of women rely on social security benefits. 11% of women ages 65 and older are poor! To change this, women need to get financially educated and to find financial independence at a younger age. 

Both investing in the stock market and financial independence require getting a financial education. Listening to this podcast can be step one. Hopefully you have learned some useful tips to help you build your wealth. To learn more about investing and trading stocks, join Wealthy Investor Trades School. At WItradeschool.com Tyrone Jackson will give you the basics to get started and then keep you updated on the ever-changing stock market week by week.  

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Tyrone begins by breaking down some stock market terminology for those who are new:

A Bullish market: a market in which the stocks are generally rising as a whole

A Bearish market: a market in which the stocks are falling as a whole

A Neutral market: a market in which the stocks are fluctuating day to day but not moving in big increments

Covered Call Writing: an options strategy used for generating guaranteed income in which you sell the option to someone you don’t know to buy a stock away from you

Revenue: a company’s income, which is what makes stocks rise

Top line revenue: a company’s gross income

Cost of revenue: amount of money spent 

Float: The amount of shares that are in the public domain for the industry to trade

Small float: a fewer number of shares available in the public domain, which causes the stock to rise faster when revenue increases

Large float: over a billion shares in the public domain, which means traders that are moving 50 – 10,000 shares are not causing the stock to rise or fall

Case Study: Verizon

We like Verizon because it is a component of the DOW Jones Industrial average and it has a large float; there’s a lot of institutional money in this stock. Five years ago if you had bought $1,000 worth of this stock, it would now be worth $2,000. While waiting for that stock to rise, you also would have been collecting the dividend, which is $2.20 annually per share. For 1,000 shares, you would have collected $2,200 per year. 

5 Year Chart:

Real estate can be a good investment, but it has a much larger barrier to entry. To even get started on buying real estate property you have do a to title search, do a credit check, find the right attorney, get a contract, negotiate and so on. Then you might be approved for a mortgage, but there still might be conditions. Then if you finally own the property, there will be repairs and upkeep to the property. The list goes on. 

Now, with the Internet, to start trading stocks all you have to do is open a trading account with a discount brokerage house such as TD Ameritrade. You can then sign into your account on your laptop or hand held device. To buy and sell stocks it costs a mere $9.95 and that is tax deductible. You can get started with as little as $500 in capital. 

Not only can the stock market help you grow your money, but also your stocks become assets for you. You can leverage assets to get loans, to rent a car, or to make that real estate process much smoother if you do choose to buy a home. 

To start asset building now, go to WItradeschool.com. 

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Everyone’s journey towards financial success is different, which only proves that anyone can do it. Denna Dean tells Tyrone Jackson her story and what her favorite trades are now. 

Denna Dean was born and raised in South Central Los Angeles to a working class family with no financial education. She became obsessed with saving, made her way to college, and found Primerica at a job fair. She signed up with them and learned a lot about sales and financial principals. Most importantly she learned to pay herself first, which is really, as she says, the first act of self-love. 

When Denna Dean became more curious about the stock market she started an investment club called “Lez Invest.” The group asked and explored questions like “what is saving?” and “what is investing?” to encourage themselves through self-education. By 2012 the group started to seek outside sources for education. 

Denna Dean would occasionally search for financial classes on Living Social and stumbled across Tyrone Jackson’s Wealthy Investor program. She showed up for her introductory day and was excited by Tyrone’s idea of using the stock market for income. When she signed up for Wealth Investor she finally learned about covered call writing. She was so agitated with excitement from this lesson that she couldn’t sleep. 

Now Denna Dean sleeps very well at night because her money is working for her. Her favorite stock to do most trades with is Apple, although she also loves Home Depot for covered calls and volatility trading, among others like Starbucks and Disney.

Denna Dean’s advice for those afraid to start trading is to just get started. She says, “I did it, you can do it, it’s your time now.”

It’s your time, so go to WITradeschool.com to start YOUR journey toward financial success.

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Also, take a look at Denna Dean’s site: www.webefreeenterprises.com.

In Tyrone Jackson's Wealthy Investor program, 70% of his students are female, so Tyrone sits down with Sacred Wealth Guide Jenenne Macklin to talk about women and their relatinoship to wealth. 

Both Tyrone and Jenenne agree that before you can have great outer success in the world you have to work on your inner game. Jenenne teaches women to access the sacredness within them that will allow them to generate wealth and peace of mind. 

Most women are not taught about money. It’s not taught at home and even for Jenenne who went to college twice, it was not taught in school. A lot of the time this lack of education gets passed down through generations. Even Tyrone’s single mother taught him that the only way to make more money was to get a job that paid overtime. Luckily he sought more and found the wealth that he deserved.  He is now passing all of his knowledge onto his daughters. 

Jenenne explains that money is an inanimate object and it will pretty much do what you tell it to. However, many of her clients subconsciously choose to have negative energy around this incredible vehicle and tool that they could be using to create an amazing life for themselves. 

Tyrone says, “Wealthy birds of a feather love to stick together.” What he means, is that often times people need to find new friends and back away from their families in order to surround themselves with people who support their new positive outlook on money and wealth. 

Jenenne expands with more concrete advice. She says to look at the thoughts you have about money, especially where money relates to religion. Money does not have to be the root of all evil, as it is often taught. Have a budget and write it down so you can physically see where your money is going. Watch your thoughts when you have cash in your hand. If you think “I better spend this,” then that is the vibe you are ultimately sending out into the world about money. 

Once you start to shift your inner game, you need to tell your money where to go. Go to WITradeschool.com to learn how to make a plan to grow your money.

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Tyrone Jackson often says that wealth is a series of wealthy habits. One of those habits should be collecting dividends. In this episode, Tyrone tells you why. 

When searching for wealth building tools, most people find Mutual Funds, in which financial advisors will pick and trade stocks for you in large sums with other people’s money. Tyrone teaches people to personally pick stocks for themselves because you can make a lot more money this way.  

Tyrone’s approach to the stock market is to buy and trade very low risk stocks. He almost exclusively deals with stocks that are members of the DOW Jones Industrial average and the S&P 500. He finds that his students make thousands of dollars by being a little more conservative with what stocks that choose, and collecting dividends.  What is a dividend? A dividend is your share of a company’s profits after they have paid all their expenses on a quarterly basis. In other words, buy owning a company’s stock, you own a small piece of their business, and thus you receive a small piece of their profit. 

Tyrone explains how this works through three case studies. 

1) Microsoft (MSFT)

Microsoft’s dividend is $1.24 per share annually. However the shareholders receive that as $0.31 every quarter. If you owned 100 shares, you would receive a check for $31 every quarter. If you owned 1,000 shares you would receive $310, if you owned 10,000 shares you would receive $3,100, and so on. 

2) Coca Cola (KO)

Coca Cola’s dividend is $0.30 every quarter. If you owned 100 shares, you would receive a check for $30 every quarter. If you owned 1,000 shares you would receive $300, if you owned 10,000 shares you would receive $3,000, and so on. 

3) AT&T (T)

 AT&T’s dividend is $0.47 every quarter. If you owned 100 shares, you would receive a check for $47 every quarter. If you owned 1,000 shares you would receive $470, if you owned 10,000 shares you would receive $4,700, and so on. That’s $18,800 per year for doing nothing but owning shares of a stock! 

When you choose stocks directly, dividends should be a part of your investing plan because stocks are assets. Your children can be beneficiaries to your wealth accounts and literally inherit your stocks that will pay them dividends. They can inherit your residual income.

Tyrone believes that wealth is a feeling first. When you receive checks in the mail on a quarterly basis, it feels good! That feeling is something you can build on. 

Start feeling good now. Learn more about how at WItradeschool.com.

Randy Hernandez is a successful model and actor who met Tyrone Jackson at an audition for an HBO Television series. He eventually signed up for Tyrone’s class, but began very slowly in the stock market. Randy says he opened his TD Ameritrade account and had money sitting in it for three months before he ever pulled the trigger on a trade. But opening that account was half the battle. 

Randy and Tyrone discuss how there is definitely a fear of failure, a fear of unknowing or not being financially educated that stops many of us from taking the leap. Anyone can make money in the stock market; you just have to have the mindset to see how it works. After making that first trade and seeing the money grow in his account, Randy made six figures in his first year of trading. 

Randy explains that the “millionaire mindset” isn’t really about having a million dollars in your account. It’s a feeling of freedom that you can have yourself, your family, and your lifestyle. You can have the power to eliminate stress and make money on your own terms. But you have to think of trading as part of your income, part of your daily lifestyle. If you treat it like that you will be responsible about it, not get greedy, and do the necessary research. 

One thing that helped Randy get past his fear was Tyrone’s format. He says that Tyrone teaches you in a way that is very safe—he always goes back to the basics no matter what is happening in the market. 

To learn these basics and more, check out what Tyrone Jackson has to offer at WITradeschool.com. 

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In order to find financial freedom we must change our money beliefs and get a financial education. Tyrone Jackson continues to demystify the stock market for us and uses Starbucks (SBUX) and Nike (NKE) to explain how we could have been making money for the past five years.

If you refer to this chart for the Starbucks (SBUX) stock, you can see how if you had bought $1,000 worth of Starbucks shares five years ago, it would now be worth $2,900.

Similarly, if you had bought $1,000 of Nike (NKE), it would now be worth $2,400.

These case studies show us how the rich get richer. Imagine if that $1,000 was actually $100,000. That money would now be worth $290,000. The rich invest money directly into the stock market, not through mutual funds.

Once we make these investments and start to make money, we can use our earnings to supplement our lifestyle. That’s the great thing about the stock market; as we are asset building, it gives us cash.

Want more examples? Want to learn to not only invest, but trade stocks in the stock market? Visit WITradeSchool.com.

Five Year Case Studies

Apple Stock (AAPL)

Apple Inc. designs, manufactures, and markets mobile communication and media devices, personal computers, and portable digital music players worldwide. The company also sells related software, services, accessories, networking solutions, and third-party digital content and applications. It offers iPhone, a line of smartphones that comprise a phone, music player, and Internet device; iPad, a line of multi-purpose tablets; Mac, a line of desktop and portable personal computers; and iPod, a line of portable digital music and media players, such as iPod touch, iPod nano, and iPod shuffle. The company also provides iTunes app and the iTunes Store; Mac App Store that allows customers to discover, download, and install Mac applications; iCloud, a cloud service; Apple Pay for making mobile payments; Apple TV, a portfolio of consumer and professional software applications; iOS and OS X operating systems software; iLife, a consumer-oriented digital lifestyle software application suite; iWork, an integrated productivity suite designed to help users create, present, and publish documents, presentations, and spreadsheets; and other application software, including Final Cut Pro, Logic Pro X, and its FileMaker Pro database software. In addition, it offers various Apple-branded and third-party Mac-compatible and iOS-compatible accessories, including headphones, cases, displays, storage devices, and various other connectivity and computing products and supplies. The company sells and delivers digital content and applications through the iTunes Store, App Store, iBooks Store, and Mac App Store; and sells its products through its retail stores, online stores, and direct sales force, as well as through third-party cellular network carriers, wholesalers, retailers, and value-added resellers. It serves consumers, and small and mid-sized businesses, as well as education, enterprise, and government customers. The company was founded in 1977 and is headquartered in in Cupertino, California.

$1,000 invested five years ago = over $3,000 today

$10,000 invested five years ago = over $30,000

$100,000 invested five years ago = over $300,000

Home Depot (HD)

The Home Depot, Inc. operates as a home improvement retailer. The Home Depot stores sell various building materials, home improvement products, and lawn and garden products as well as provide installation, home maintenance, and professional service programs to do-it-yourself, do-it-for-me, and professional customers. The company offers installation programs that include flooring, cabinets, countertops, water heaters, and sheds, as well as act as a contractor to provide installation services to its do-it-for-me customers through third-party installers.

It primarily serves professional remodelers, general contractors, repairmen, small business owners, and tradesmen. The company also sells its products through online. As of March 13, 2014, it operated 2,263 retail stores in the United States, the District of Columbia, Puerto Rico, U.S. Virgin Islands, Guam, 10 Canadian provinces, and Mexico. The Home Depot, Inc. was founded in 1978 and is based in Atlanta, Georgia.

$1,000 invested five years ago = over $3,200 today

$10,000 invested five years ago = over $32,000

$100,000 invested five years ago = over $320,000 

Visa

Visa Inc., a payments technology company, operates as a retail electronic payments network worldwide. The company facilitates commerce through the transfer of value and information among financial institutions, merchants, consumers, businesses, and government entities. It owns and operates VisaNet that is involved in the authorization, clearing, and settlement of payment transactions; and provision of fraud protection for account holders and assured payment for merchants. The company also offers a range of issuer processing services for participating issuers of Visa debit, prepaid, and ATM payment products. In addition, it provides electronic payment, risk management, and payment security solutions to online merchants; digital goods transactions services in online games, digital media, and social networks; and mobile financial services for mobile network operators and financial institutions in developing economies. The company offers its services under the Visa, Visa Electron, Interlink, and PLUS brands. Visa Inc. is headquartered in San Francisco, California.

$1,000 invested five years ago = over $3,100 today

$10,000 invested five years ago = over $31,000

$100,000 invested five years ago = over $310,000

Do you have a millionaire mind set?

Do your thoughts allow you to attract money? 

All wealth is taught.

Who taught you about how to invest and put money to work for you? All rich people have mentors. All rich people expect money to work for them.