I'm honestly not looking for nothing, I'm using eToro, just investing small but weekly long term. Not looking for cash anytime for the next 10 years at least.
Just if there are good YouTube investors to follow or good sites to read, I'm not looking for handouts in information just a friendly begginer "check this out"
Let me say it like this all youtube investors out there are selling something and it s usually not good stock tips....
Yes there are good ones but it usually really depends on what their speaking on. As in you might get some insights on a certain company from them but you ll always have to verify for each company if they are bullshitting or if they provide real info. One guy might be great for mining stocks but horrible for tech and growth stocks and most of these chanells dont stick to what they know they usually stick to what gets views so just keep that in mind.
You ll have to figure out your selfe whos who and who fits your Investment style. General advice avoid anybody who loves Cathie wood or Elon musk 99% of these people have no idea and are just shills. At least in my book.
I think seeking alpha and twitter are good places to start yes theres a lot of BS on both those platform but their free theirs also a lot of great analysis out there, and just following a few accounts and writers you ll learn who you think you can trust and whos just a shill.
General advice would be to subscribe to a couple of good news outlets, WSJ/FT, also to read some basic books on how markets work and on Valuation models. Now you dont have to be able to do the valuation your selfe but you have to understand how these models work. Otherwise you might end up a AMC/GME ape and be convinced that your getting scammed by market manipulation of short sellers while MGM robs you blind and you cheer em on.
Generally speaking i d also say that your not in a hurry rather read up a bit more before you invest than rushing into markets.
Also i personally believe you already got it half right with your strategy, constantly puttigng money into markets without caring to much about timing is usually a winning strat over the long haul.