Geek Time_Personal Wealth Course for Programmers

Geek Time: Programmer's Personal Wealth Course Resource Introduction:

Course Description

Investment and financial management are topics that everyone cares about, and technical people are no exception. However, we always make mistakes when it comes to “managing money”: the funds are always in the red and the stocks are always stuck.

Most people do not have a solid foundation of financial management knowledge, so Wang Zhe did not introduce too many professional financial management concepts and theories in his column. Instead, he helped you master the key points of wealth management through real cases, data, and stories.

Specifically, he divides the course into four modules: wealth framework, personal development, investment practice, and advanced investment. Following the logic from general to specific and from shallow to deep, he helps you build your own personal wealth system.

What you will get

A portfolio with steady growth over a ten-year period

How to maximize your personal value

Methodology and practical cases for buying houses, investing in stocks and selecting funds

The main ideas and technical framework of quantitative investment

Course Catalog

Opening words-Why are programmers the most suitable to learn wealth management?.mp3

01-Wealth Framework: Build Your Own Twin Towers of Wealth.mp3

02-Personal development: Your own development is the greatest source of wealth.mp3

03-Financial pyramid: How to establish a stable investment and financial structure?.mp3

04-Practical knowledge: What are some classic asset allocation combinations with stable returns?.mp3

05-Fulcrum Investment Method: Active investment is logical!.mp3

06-Don't be a leek: adjust your mindset in the process of wealth management, know yourself and your enemy.mp3

07-Career Direction: How to choose a promising career direction?.mp3

08-Career Planning: Big Company vs. Small Company, Which One is More Promising?.mp3

09-Option Equity: How to properly handle the company's options and equity?.mp3

10-Job-hopping and salary increase: How to plan a reasonable career path?.mp3

11-Wealth Expansion: Unemployed at 35? How can programmers expand their wealth channels?.mp3

12-Real Estate Investment: How to Make a Rational Decision to Buy a House?.mp3

13-Practical knowledge: Let's program and calculate how to pay the mortgage most appropriately.mp3

14-Fund Investment: How to Let Professionals Help You Make Money?.mp3

15-Practical knowledge: How to choose a high-quality fund?.mp3

16-Stock investment: What is the most suitable stock investment method for retail investors?.mp3

17-Investment closed loop: How to become a more and more professional investor?.mp3

18-Technological Advantage: How do programmers use technology to surpass other investors?.mp3

19-Quantitative investment: What modules does a typical quantitative investment system include?.mp3

20-Value investment: a medium- and long-term investment strategy that will never go out of date.mp3

21-Trend Tracking: How to make money by following the trend?.mp3

22-Rotation strategy: How to keep pace with market changes?.mp3

23-Hedge thinking: Is there any business in this world that is guaranteed to make money?.mp3

24-Multi-factor model: integrating different strategies to form a top-level framework for synergy.mp3

25-Machine Learning: Can we use machine learning to build investment models?.mp3

26-Quantitative Practice: Building a Simple Quantitative Investment System from 0 to 1 (Part 1).mp3

27-Quantitative Practice: Building a Simple Quantitative Investment System from 0 to 1 (Part 2).mp3

Q&A Classroom (II) - Collection of Questions for Practical Investment and Advanced Investment.mp3

Q&A Class (I) - Collection of Questions on Wealth Framework and Personal Development.mp3

Extra 2 - Wang Zhe talks to Li Teng: Ten questions programmers ask fund managers (Part 2).mp3

Extra 3-What reference materials and related websites can I use to continue my studies?.mp3

Extra 4-Knowledge Summary: The entire mind map of this course.mp3

Extra 1 - Wang Zhe talks to Li Teng: Ten questions programmers ask fund managers (Part 1).mp3