All you need to know about investing safely and smartly, with new information on the latest options—from commodities to bitcoin to real estate and private equity—in this comprehensive and updated guide to understanding the current market, setting realistic goals, and achieving financial success.

The Everything Guide to Investing in Your 20s & 30s, 3rd Edition is a comprehensive, step-by-step guide designed to navigate beginners through their investment journey. From understanding basic investment principles, to exploring a host of investment options, this book offers a broad perspective of the investment world.

With a primary focus on those between the ages of twenty and forty, the book demystifies complex investment terminologies and strategies, making them easy to understand and apply. It contains practical advice on how to make wise investment decisions, insights on wealth growth, and tips to avoid common investment pitfalls. Including updated information on sustainable investing, investment apps, retirement savings, ETFs, and alternate investing.

You will find specific examples of investment strategies, real-world scenarios, and several DIY investing options specifically tailored for their age group so they can start making their money work for them now!

About the Author

Joe Duarte is a market analyst, trader, investor, and money manager. One of CNBC’s original Market Mavens, Dr. Duarte has been writing about and analyzing global events since 1990.

His articles and commentary have been featured on Marketwatch.com, Barron’s, Smart Money, Medical Economics, and more. Dr. Duarte is a board-certified anesthesiologist, and former President of River Willow Capital Management where he managed individual accounts.

His combined expertise in health care, energy, and the effects of politics and global intelligence on the financial markets have offered a unique blend of insight and information to thousands of active investors around the world on a daily basis, and he has been quoted in the major media, including CNBC, The Wall Street Journal, Associated Press, and CNN.com.