Initiating a kid's education into the markets

[M.W.]

LOL

Just last year this time, I was a broke nobody....until one day, I randomly discovered Ken Calhoun by Google Search.
I highly advise you signup for his services. Now, I'm a Winning Trader and a Winning person in life.

Thank you, Ken Calhoun, for improving my life, finances, trading and relationships and future.
Things are looking bright for me, once again. I thank God for this blessing.
Jim Gaffordstein, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma

 

[longandshort]

Just last year this time, I was a broke nobody....until one day, I randomly discovered Ken Calhoun by Google Search.
I highly advise you signup for his services. Now, I'm a Winning Trader and a Winning person in life.

Thank you, Ken Calhoun, for improving my life, finances, trading and relationships and future.
Things are looking bright for me, once again. I thank God for this blessing.
Jim Gaffordstein, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma

My friend you do not seem to exist ?

https://www.google.com/search?q=gaf...i57j0i546l3.2997j0j7&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8

 

[Sprout]

My son, aged 16, is showing interest as he sees me managing the family's portfolio, looking at charts, reading market data, etc. I have tried teaching him the basics of trading and macroeconomics, but I am just not a talented teacher

Can anybody recommend any introductory educational material (books, courses, video programs, etc) to handhold a teenager with zero preliminary knowledge into the world of trading and macroeconomics? I have browsed some educational books but they are too dry, so I fear he'd lose his interest fast. For that reason, I am looking for something specifically geared for youngsters.

Thanks in advanced!

Cashflow board game by Rich Dad Poor Dad. It’s fun, educational and gives exposure to small deals (financial markets) and large deals (RE, Biz buying) scenarios and the thought process to evaluate them while attempting to exit the rat race (living paycheck to paycheck).

 

[2rosy]

There were games back in the 80s to trade/ invest in commodities ,stocks, options. I might still have the 5 inch floppy

 

[newwurldmn]

Focus on the gambling aspect of trading.

the thrill of winning, seeing how analysis makes the odds move in your favor.

If he’s motivated, he’ll keep looking for an edge and will learn the analytical stuff himself.

or pay Ken Calhoun to teach him. He’s so good, he’s got people from other dimensions making money.

 

[newwurldmn]

My friend you do not seem to exist ?

https://www.google.com/search?q=gaf...i57j0i546l3.2997j0j7&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8

have you checked other dimensions and timelines? I bet you haven’t.

 

[Overnight]

Just last year this time, I was a broke nobody....until one day, I randomly discovered Ken Calhoun by Google Search.
I highly advise you signup for his services. Now, I'm a Winning Trader and a Winning person in life...

Stop being a smarmy asshole, because we know you do not mean what you say.

 

[KohPhiPhi]

Any other recommendation for educational books aimed to youngsters?

 

[murray t turtle]

Any other recommendation for educational books aimed to youngsters?

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DAVE Ramsey loves to mention the kids+ billionaires favorite book\
The Turtle [aka tortoise ]+ The Hare.
Elementary education but great\ Dave is over 50years young+ multimillionaire.
Tell him turtles do better in rivers ........................ Also tell him most market makers maybe millionaires, so don't think a female turtle winning one race big time is the key to FT KNOX/LOL
Most 16 year old young men are visual;
IBD founder; How to make Money in Stocks , Green or Orange cover+ great charts+ fundymentals. [Older red cover is great but not near as colorful + much shorter/black + white charts.]
Teach him to watch 50 +200 day moving average , not just because Ken Calhoun does / Ken C got that from IBD........................................................................,
Thanks /great question.

 

[Sprout]

Any other recommendation for educational books aimed to youngsters?

The Wiley Series "The Little Book of _____" are very good. They cover a variety of investing topics, easily digestible and each topic can be read in a couple of days.

The one's on Behavior and Psychology would be a good start.