Finances can be complicated, but they don't have to be.

I break down financial topics that may seem complex and overwhelming so you can start taking action on your financial goals.

I'm Ari Talby, and it all starts here on personal finance redefined.

Hello everyone and welcome to another episode of the podcast.

I have to first just say a big thank you to everyone who's been supporting the show.

The support has been truly overwhelming and can't thank you all enough for supporting me.

So I want to make sure this is being reached to as many people as

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your friends. And so if you have any specific question, happy to answer it. Today's episode is a fun one.

It's all about individual stocks. And this is a question I'm getting regularly by friends family and clients

about should I invest in individual stocks how much what is risky what's not so today's

episode is all about investing in individual stocks the amazing parts the not so amazing parts

the in everything that comes with it so the episode isn't about whether or not you should invest in

them, but what you do once you have individual stocks, the benefits of them and the dangers as well.

And to illustrate the amazing part of investing in stocks, I'm going to use an example. And so this

example is by Jason DeBolt. Jason explained that he's retiring from the corporate world at age 39.

So here he is Jason.

He's 39.

He's an all-in investor, which means he's the opposite of diversified.

He's part of the fad of being invested all in one company, and that's how he thinks

the best way he's going to maximize his wealth. So this can be

a truly great strategy if your goal is to maximize your growth. The downside is that you couldn't

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