This is a live, practical workshop for people who want to understand how to save and gradually grow their money without complex schemes, day trading, or constant stress.
The session explains a simple long-term approach that can be used even by those who have never invested before. The focus is not on fast profits, but on steady, structured growth over time.
The core idea is investing in the global economy through broad market funds (ETFs). With one investment, participants gain exposure to hundreds or thousands of companies such as Apple, Microsoft, Nestlé, and major global technology and healthcare businesses.
Key financial concepts are explained in simple language: what stocks are, how stock indices work, why picking individual “winning” companies is extremely difficult, and why long-term growth usually comes from the overall economy, not single stocks.
Topics covered during the workshop:
- How stocks work and what it means to be a shareholder
- What indices are in simple terms (S&P 500, MSCI World, etc.)
- Why broad market indices outperform 80–90% of professional investors over time
- What ETFs are and how one instrument can represent thousands of companies
- Why EU residents cannot buy US ETFs and which European alternatives are used
- How to start investing from Europe step by step
- How to build regular investing habits (even starting from 100–200€ per month)
- Why market crises are a normal part of the system, not a reason to panic
The workshop presents realistic historical data, including average long-term market returns of approximately 8–10% per year, and explains both opportunities and limitations of this approach.
The format is interactive and practical. Participants can ask questions and explore real-life examples and common beginner concerns.
This event is for educational purposes only and does not provide individual investment advice.
