I read everything I could find about investing.
I read dense books like The Intelligent Investor, Stocks for the Long Run, and Common Stocks And Uncommon Profits.
I combed through SEC filings line by line.
I spent years studying Warren Buffett, Peter Lynch, and David Gardner —highlighting every insight and building my knowledge brick by brick.
This intense research paid off, but…
It was slow.
It was tedious.
And at times, it was completely overwhelming.
But eventually, it clicked. I started to understand how the stock market worked.
I built my own portfolio, grounded in fundamentals and real analysis.
It worked. But I always thought:
“There has to be a better way to learn this.”
And there is.
Studies show that humans learn best when information is presented visually.
That's because the phrase “A picture is worth 1,000 words” is 100% true.
Our brains evolved to learn about the world visually.
90% of the information we receive comes through our eyes, and we process visual information 60,000x faster than text.
Want proof? Take a look at this IKEA furniture assembly instruction visual:
There’s not a single word in this image, but with just a quick glance you instantly understand how this furniture goes together.
Why? Because the instructions are presented visually.
This is precisely why you will love Investing Explained Visually.
The eBook is packed with the 100 most popular investing infographics I’ve ever made, all of which teach an important investing concept at lightning speed.
Every stock investor should learn what EBITDA means,
but it can be complex concept to grasp.
If you search for an explanation, you’ll get something like this:
If you’re a visual learner, you know that text isn't an efficient way to learn.
That’s why Investing Explained Visually teaches EBITDA like this:
By presenting EBITDA visually, it’s way easier to understand
what it is and how its different than earnings.
Which learning method do you think is better?
This is why I know you will love Investing Explained Visually.
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