This YouTube video features Ndubuisi 'Andy' Egwim giving practical investment advice: investing is not a short-term activity, be skeptical of prescriptive tips, and base decisions on fundamental analysis. He shares a personal anecdote about buying Facebook (now Meta) when it was unpopular, which later more than doubled in value.
What to invest is not a question of one minute or one hour. And also, if somebody tells you, invest in this, invest in that, even if they were like, sort of like they could see into the future, sadly, they might not be there to tell you when to sell it. They might tell you. Like someone said to me when I bought thank you, Obi. When I bought Facebook, or Meta as it's called now, people were selling it. And when I finished my fundamental analysis, I thought it was a fantastic company, so we bought it. Since then, thankfully, we've more than doubled our returns on it. But it wasn't popular then, and.
