About

I started this website to share some of my experiences and what I've learned over my relatively short 'career' investing. I want to encourage all of you, whatever your income or wealth level, to become interested in putting some of your money to work ASAP and building confidence to continue doing so by diving right in slowly. At least for me, investing in stocks has been extremely fun, educational, and (hopefully) will be a source of long-term wealth creation. I believe I have spent enough time monitoring markets, made lots and lots of mistakes investing, and read insights from many different sources to now feel confident sharing it with others. The material I share is meant for investors of all shapes and sizes looking to diversify their portfolio or begin their investing career, including passive investors, active investors, income investors, growth investors, etc. The only crowd I do NOT cater to are short-term gamblers, speculators, and those driven by greed. I am, of course, by no means an expert and should be just one of the sources you consider in your investing journey.

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I am a 26 year-old from Los Angeles who is very passionate about the stock market and investing in general. Although my time in the markets has been short, I have spent a lot of time following it closely and learn more everyday. I have a bachelor's degree in Business Administration from USC with an emphasis in Finance and Entrepreneurship. I just received my Juris Doctorate (law degree) with a Business Law Certificate from USC as well. I also just passed the bar exam and became licensed to practice law in California. I have passed the Series 65 Investment Advisor Examination, am registered as an Investment Advisor Representative with the state of California, and also own my own Registered Investment Advisory Firm which is registered with the state of California (no active clients yet) . While my family and many people in my community are heavily involved in the business of real estate, the stock market and public markets have interested me more (although I still appreciate the wealth-building power of real estate and recommend it). I think there's a relative lack of enthusiasm or interest in public equities in my community so my goal is to change that.  It's never too late to start and the younger you start, the better. Starting sooner enables you to make mistakes earlier, more time to learn, and most importantly, more time for the 8th wonder of the world (compounding) to go to work for you.

Thank you and feel free to reach out.

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Arin Pezeshkian