A short YouTube interview featuring Ndubuisi 'Andy' Egwim discussing investment risk and practical advice for beginners. The speakers emphasize that no investment is truly risk-free, urge skepticism of anyone claiming otherwise, and recommend doing financial health checks (assessing current finances and goals) before investing.
September 10, 2024
There's always going to be a risk. Anyone who says an investment is risk free, run as far as you can from that person. They're either not being honest or they are not being. They're either not being honest or they're a bit ignorant of risk and they don't understand. So what will you say to an average medic's colleagues who wants to invest? They know already that saving there's inflation, saving is important but it's not enough. But they are really afraid. What would you say, where can they start from?
First off, for somebody who wants to go into, into investment, they need to start by doing their financial checks first off because you need to know where you are. That's the first place where you are and where you want to get to.
Exactly.
I mean not taking risk itself is the greatest risk as we all know that human beings, you know, can, can engage in and.
