Invested Development/Volatility Workshop

  • Ended Jul 12, 2022 at 12:00 AM UTC

Volatility Workshop

  • Zoom
  • $9

How to handle and make the most out of investment volatility

Investment markets are being drama.

If you've got any investment accounts — including your 401k or other workplace retirement account — it's looking kinda ugly right now. 

Let's talk about why this is happening and how to handle it like an investing expert. 

In this workshop, Amanda will cover:

  • What is causing this investment volatility 
  • How the stock market "works"
  • Strategies to cope 
  • What you're supposed to be doing right now 
  • How to make the most of it.  Because yes, "bad" markets present a good opportunity to make major moves

This workshop is for you if you:

  • Feel anxious about your investment accounts and strategy
  • Want to make sure you're doing it right
  • Are thinking about making changes to your strategy (please! take the workshop first!)
  • Know education is the key to success and want to understand what you're investing in 
  • Want to seize on an opportunity to buy investments at a good price
You'll leave this workshop feeling smarter, confident, and even inspired!

The 40-minute workshop will be taught live, and you are encouraged to join for this lively and jam-packed discussion. If you're not able to make it, all good — you will receive the recording to watch on your own time. 

Meet your teacher!

...because I'm not just another #finfluencer
Hi, I'm Amanda, and I'll be your teacher. You may know me as @dumpster.doggy on the internet.

My business is called Invested Development, and my aim is to make investing education accessible and dare I say, fun?! My students are often women, but everyone's welcome here! Really, this is for anyone who has felt left out of important conversations about money and investing.

I started this business because I've been in the rooms where these important discussions are being had.  There were not a lot of people that looked like me, and us. 

After graduating with degrees in economics and communications, I went to work in investment management. I was there for about 6 and a half years. My primary role was "investment counselor;" I was the person in direct communication with our high-net-worth clients, relaying portfolio strategy and answering any and all investing-related questions, on the spot, every day. In order to do this, I had to earn my Series 65 license, which is legally required for anyone acting as an investment adviser and providing recommendations. 

That's right, I dealt with the Chads and Brads so you don't have to! Move over dusty old dudes and Wall Street bros, there's a new sheriff in town!!!!!!!

But seriously, it was a great job and I learned a lot, but yeah, helping rich men get richer? That was never going to be my life's path. And now, with my business, I've taught over 20,000 students — mostly women — to invest. 

I'd love for you to come learn about volatility from me, an investing expert.


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