A complete self-study package: the book, the step-by-step broker setup guide, and the working templates — with a full video course above it. Built for how this actually works when you're buying American shares from somewhere else: the accounts you can open, the funds you can buy, the tax form nobody mentions.
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The first wall: almost everything worth reading is written for Americans. The funds they name can't be bought from your account. The brokers they compare don't operate where you live. And the tax form they never mention quietly costs you money on every single dividend you receive.
The second wall is worse. Most of what targets you — the ads, the groups, the "account managers" — isn't education at all. It's someone promising returns.
Three parts that work together: something to read, something to do, and something to keep using long after you've finished reading.
Ten chapters from zero: shares, brokers, the funds you're actually able to buy, reading a real annual report in thirty minutes, valuation, portfolio, psychology, and the tax mechanics of owning foreign shares — plus a printable appendix of six checklists, including a six-question fraud check.
Twelve steps with annotated screenshots: verified broker → funded account → first limit order. Includes the short tax form most beginners never hear about — where your country has a tax treaty with the US, it typically halves the tax withheld from your dividends.
Two workbooks, seven tools: portfolio tracker, purchase and dividend logs, annual review, pre-purchase note, fund comparison sheet, dividend safety calculator. Excel files that import straight into Google Sheets.
The order matters — every chapter assumes only what came before it. Chapter 1 begins at "what is a share."
It will not tell you which stocks to buy — every company inside is a teaching example. It will not predict prices or time the market, because nobody can do that reliably, and honest education says so out loud. And it will not promise you any return, because markets don't offer guarantees, so no one teaching you about them honestly can either.
What it does instead is worth more: it makes you the person who no longer needs anyone's tips — including ours.
If the right-hand list is you, this package will frustrate you — and you should keep your money. We'd rather tell you that here than refund you later.
Same method, six depths. Every card lists exactly what's inside it. Nothing here, at any price, includes picks, predictions, or promised returns.
House rule, once more:
No card at any price includes stock picks, predictions, or promised returns. What you're buying, at every depth, is the ability to not need them.
No forms, no argument, no questions asked. We'd rather refund a stranger than keep money from someone the package didn't help.
No. Chapter 1 begins at "what is a share." The guide begins at "what documents to have on the table."
The American side — the accounts, the filings, the funds, the dividend paperwork — is the same wherever you're buying from, because it's set by the US, not by you. Your own country's tax treatment is the part that differs, so Chapter 9 gives you the exact four questions to answer for it rather than one answer that would be wrong for most readers.
No — and after Chapter 1 you'll treat that "no" as a feature. Every company and fund named inside is a teaching example, never a recommendation.
No. It's education — general information for a broad audience. For decisions about your specific situation, the materials repeatedly point you to your own homework and, where the sums are meaningful, a licensed adviser in your country.
The book as PDF and EPUB, the Getting Started guide as PDF, and two .xlsx workbooks that open in Excel, Google Sheets, LibreOffice or Numbers — plus, with the course packages, the video modules in your member area.
You'll receive a link to set your password. After that, everything included in your package lives in your member area, and you can come back to it any time.
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Start at "what is a share." Finish able to read a real annual report, open the right account, and decide for yourself — with your own money, in your own country.