O is for Ownership! The ABCs of the Stock Market for Beginners - Clark, Leslie
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Ownership is the key that will open any door. "O is for Ownership: The ABCs of the Stock Market for Beginners" is the guide that you have been waiting for. So many fear the Stock Market due to a lack of knowledge, but that stops here. One of the quickest ways to close the wealth gap within certain communities is to invest. This book will not have all the answers, but it will guide you on the right path to financial freedom which begins with ownership. Leslie has written this book with the intention of igniting a spark not only in the youth (because you are never too young to learn), but also…mehr

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Ownership is the key that will open any door. "O is for Ownership: The ABCs of the Stock Market for Beginners" is the guide that you have been waiting for. So many fear the Stock Market due to a lack of knowledge, but that stops here. One of the quickest ways to close the wealth gap within certain communities is to invest. This book will not have all the answers, but it will guide you on the right path to financial freedom which begins with ownership. Leslie has written this book with the intention of igniting a spark not only in the youth (because you are never too young to learn), but also in the young adult or overall beginner who longs for a simplistic introduction.
Autorenporträt
Leslie Clark was born in Fairmont, West Virginia. She graduated from the University of Cincinnati with a BA in Speech & Communications, and holds an MFA in Creative Writing from the Writing Seminars program at Bennington College, Vermont. She is currently a production manager at a strategic marketing firm in Cincinnati, Ohio. She is grateful for the vibrant writing community and many opportunities for creative expression in this wonderful city. The title poem of this collection has been published in Pine Mountain Sand & Gravel (2016). Other work has appeared in The Bennington Review, Art Spike and Four Corners.