Leveraged Investing for Beginners: How to Maximize Stock Market Returns in Your 20's and 30's (Investing Basics, Investing Made Simple, Investing Made Easy, Investing in Your 20's & 30's)

Whether you’re a complete investing beginner or just want to learn more about margin trading. In this book I will reveal to you proven strategies for how to pick stocks that will generate above average returns year after year, how to start investing with very little money and increase the value of your portfolio quickly, how many stocks to invest in, how to increase your risk safely and much more.
It doesn't matter if you currently have no knowledge about investing in the stock market or only have a very small amount of money saved, the strategies in this book will work for you. I will show you the practical steps you need to take to get started and help you develop the right mentality to grow your savings into your future passive income.

Stop searching for get rich quick schemes and learn the truth about investing. This book presents tried and true strategies that can help you achieve superior returns on the stock market.

This book will teach you:

- How you can realistically expect to double your money every 6-7 years
- Why most investors achieve stunningly poor returns on their money - and how to avoid turning into one of them
- How to put in as few as three to five hours every year on your investing - and still beat 80% of investors
- What the term "alpha" means - and why understanding it is critical to retiring rich
- How to use leverage to predictably increase you risk
- How to earn consistent returns even when the market is falling
- How to get started in the stock market so you can grow your portfolio quickly
- How to pick stocks to use with leverage
- How you can earn tax deductions to increase your returns.
- How to use CFDs to minimize your risk and earn cash on the side

Introduction
Chapter 1. Why the stock market?
Chapter 2. The Investing Mindset
Chapter 3. Types of investments
Chapter 4. Investing Strategy
Chapter 5. How to Get Started
Chapter 6. When to enter the market
Chapter 7. How to use leverage
Chapter 8. Averaging Your Purchase
Chapter 9. Dividend Reinvestment plans
Chapter 10. Risk summary
Chapter 11. Tracking your investment returns
Chapter 12. Alternative investments