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We all want to be wealthy and financially independent. How much should we earn to be considered prosperous? A survey shows that Americans wish to make $200,000 per year. How can we achieve this annual income level and secure a financially stable future? Wealth Building Using the Rule of Thirds by Jacob Nayman points out that we can accumulate wealth following three main principles: "Make money; save money; invest money." To invest our hard-earned money correctly we can rely on the rule of thirds. This book explains how we should apply this rule in detail. It covers what indicators we should follow to understand the dynamics of the US stock market, what steps we should take to secure our investments, and which investment strategy is the best when the market is unstable.
Wealth Building Using the Rule of Thirds by Jacob Nayman is divided into short, straight-to-the-point chapters that include enough information to describe the core principles and rules of investing. I appreciated that Jacob explained the difference between stocks and bonds and what criteria should be considered before investing in them. After reading this guide, I understood the factors influencing the stock market and how the economy works in a broader sense. The author does not prescribe to his readers. Instead, he shows the main avenues of investing and lets them decide what course of action is preferable. He also gives valuable advice regarding the risks and the consequences that may follow if we take them. I recommend this guide to both aspiring investors and those studying the interaction between the economy and markets on a larger scale.