What would I do if I had to start investing from $0 today?

If I could go back to the beginning of my investing journey knowing what I know now, there are definitely things I'd do differently.

In Episode 3 of The Stock Likes Pod, I walk through how I'd approach investing from scratch—from learning the basics and starting small to avoiding FOMO, using dollar-cost averaging, focusing on quality businesses, understanding valuation, and thinking in years instead of weeks.

I also talk about what I would NOT do, including chasing meme stocks, constantly trading, and trying to get rich quickly.

This isn't about finding the next 10X stock. It's about building a better investing mindset and working toward long-term financial freedom.

If you're starting with $0—or simply starting over—this episode is for you.

🎙️ The Stock Likes Pod #3
📈 Stocks | Investing | Financial Freedom | Long-Term Investing

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This podcast episode is part of The Stock Likes Pod audio series. Please follow our stock podcast if you like stocks.

🎙️ The Stock Likes Pod is an investing podcast covering stocks, investing, AI stocks, technology companies, market trends, and investment ideas.

Disclaimer: This episode is for informational and entertainment purposes only and is not financial advice. Always do your own research before making investment decisions.

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I’m not looking for the next Palantir. And honestly, I don’t think I need to.

After owning Palantir since 2020 and watching the company evolve through the AI boom, I’ve learned some important lessons about patience, FOMO, valuation, and trying to find the “next big stock.”

In Episode 2 of The Stock Likes Pod, I talk about why I’m changing the way I look at investing, why you don’t need to find the next 100X stock, and why missing an opportunity isn’t the same as losing money.

I also discuss why great companies aren’t always great investments at any price, why sometimes holding cash can be a smart move, and why I’d rather focus on finding quality businesses at reasonable prices than constantly chasing the next Palantir or Nvidia.

Topics covered:

• Palantir and what owning it since 2020 taught me
• Why I’m not looking for the next Palantir
• FOMO and chasing stocks
• Why valuation matters
• Patience and long-term investing
• Why you don't need a 100X stock
• Holding cash and waiting for opportunities
• Finding great companies at reasonable prices
• Building a better investing mindset

What do you think? Are you constantly looking for the next Palantir or Nvidia, or are you more interested in finding great companies and holding them for the long term?

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This podcast episode is part of The Stock Likes Pod audio series. Please follow our stock podcast if you like stocks.

🎙️ The Stock Likes Pod is an investing podcast covering stocks, investing, AI stocks, technology companies, market trends, and investment ideas.

Disclaimer: This episode is for informational and entertainment purposes only and is not financial advice. Always do your own research before making investment decisions.

#palantir #pltr #stockmarket #investing #thestocklikespod

I’m not looking for the next Palantir. And honestly, I don’t think I need to.

After owning Palantir since 2020 and watching the company evolve through the AI boom, I’ve learned some important lessons about patience, FOMO, valuation, and trying to find the “next big stock.”

In Episode 2 of The Stock Likes Pod, I talk about why I’m changing the way I look at investing, why you don’t need to find the next 100X stock, and why missing an opportunity isn’t the same as losing money.

I also discuss why great companies aren’t always great investments at any price, why sometimes holding cash can be a smart move, and why I’d rather focus on finding quality businesses at reasonable prices than constantly chasing the next Palantir or Nvidia.

Topics covered:

• Palantir and what owning it since 2020 taught me
• Why I’m not looking for the next Palantir
• FOMO and chasing stocks
• Why valuation matters
• Patience and long-term investing
• Why you don't need a 100X stock
• Holding cash and waiting for opportunities
• Finding great companies at reasonable prices
• Building a better investing mindset

What do you think? Are you constantly looking for the next Palantir or Nvidia, or are you more interested in finding great companies and holding them for the long term?

❤️ FOLLOW US ON SOCIALS

📸 Instagram: ⁠https://www.instagram.com/thestocklikes⁠

🎵 TikTok: ⁠https://www.tiktok.com/@stocklikes⁠

▶️ YouTube — Stock Likes: ⁠https://www.youtube.com/@StockLikes⁠

This podcast episode is part of The Stock Likes Pod audio series. Please follow our stock podcast if you like stocks.

🎙️ The Stock Likes Pod is an investing podcast covering stocks, investing, AI stocks, technology companies, market trends, and investment ideas.

Disclaimer: This episode is for informational and entertainment purposes only and is not financial advice. Always do your own research before making investment decisions.

#palantir #pltr #stockmarket #investing #thestocklikespod