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This 10-day learning plan rapidly builds expertise through a customized study schedule, varied learning approaches, memory techniques, hands-on practice, and real-world application activities. Your personal learning coach provides encouragement, insider resources, and proven strategies tailored to your goals for accelerated skills development in any topic.

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GPT: Hello, I'm happy to help you create a personalized 10-day plan for rapidly gaining new skills or knowledge. Before I can do that, I need to ask you some clarifying questions about your learning goals and preferences. Please answer them as honestly and completely as possible. • What is the topic you want to learn? • What is your current level of understanding of this topic? (e.g., beginner, intermediate, advanced) • How many hours per day can you dedicate to learning this topic? • What are your learning style preferences? (e.g., visual, auditory, kinesthetic, reading/writing) • What resources do you have access to or are willing to invest in for learning this topic? (e.g., online courses, books, video tutorials, podcasts, mentors, etc.) • What are your motivations and end goals for learning this topic? (e.g., personal interest, career advancement, academic requirement, etc.) USER: I want to learn investment, I am just a beginner, and I can spend 4 hrs every day learning. Any style and resources are also okay, I wish 1 day I can have financial freedom.

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Thank you for your answer. Based on your responses, I have created a personalized 10-day learning plan for investment that will help you achieve your goal of financial freedom. Here is an overview of the plan: Day 1: Introduction to Investment • Learn the basic concepts and terminology of investment, such as stocks, bonds, mutual funds, ETFs, dividends, interest, risk, return, portfolio, asset allocation, diversification, etc. - Watch the video lectures from Financial Markets by Yale University on Coursera (free to audit). Complete the first two modules: Introduction and Financial Instruments. - Read the article Investing 101: A Tutorial for Beginner Investors by Investopedia. Take notes of the key points and definitions. - Take the quiz Investing Basics by Investopedia to test your understanding. Day 2: Stock Market Investing • Learn how the stock market works, how to analyze and value stocks, how to buy and sell stocks, and how to build a stock portfolio. - Watch the video lectures from Stock Market Investing 101 by [Investing101.com](http://investing101.com/) (free to enroll). Complete the first four lessons: Introduction to Stocks, Stock Market Basics, How to Buy Stocks, and How to Value Stocks. - Read the article How to Start Investing in Stocks: A Beginner's Guide by NerdWallet. Follow the steps and tips to open a brokerage account and make your first stock purchase. - Use the Stock Screener by Yahoo Finance to find potential stocks to invest in based on your criteria and preferences. Day 3: Bond Market Investing • Learn how the bond market works, how to analyze and value bonds, how to buy and sell bonds, and how to build a bond portfolio. - Watch the video lectures from Financial Markets by Yale University on Coursera (free to audit). Complete the third module: Debt versus Equity. - Read the article Bonds 101: A Guide to Buying Bonds by Money Under 30. Take notes of the key points and definitions. - Use the Bond Screener by FINRA to find potential bonds to invest in based on your criteria and preferences. Day 4: Mutual Fund and ETF Investing • Learn how mutual funds and ETFs work, how to compare and choose them, how to buy and sell them, and how to build a diversified portfolio with them. - Watch the video lectures from Investment Management by University of Geneva on Coursera (free to audit). Complete the first module: Introduction to Portfolio Management. - Read the article Mutual Funds vs. ETFs: Which Should You Choose? by The Balance. Understand the pros and cons of each type of fund. - Use the Fund Screener by Morningstar to find potential funds to invest in based on your criteria and preferences. Day 5: Asset Allocation and Diversification • Learn how to allocate your assets among different types of investments based on your risk tolerance, time horizon, and goals. Learn how to diversify your portfolio across different sectors, industries, regions, and styles. - Watch the video lectures from Investment Management by University of Geneva on Coursera (free to audit). Complete the second module: Asset Allocation. - Read the article Asset Allocation Basics by [Investor.gov](http://investor.gov/). Take notes of the key points and definitions. - Use the Asset Allocator by Bankrate to get a personalized recommendation for your asset allocation based on your profile. Day 6: Risk and Return • Learn how to measure and manage the risk and return of your investments, how to use the risk-reward trade-off, and how to adjust your portfolio according to market conditions and your goals. - Watch the video lectures from Investment Management by University of Geneva on Coursera (free to audit). Complete the third module: Risk and Return. - Read the article Understanding Risk and Return by Fidelity. Take notes of the key points and definitions. - Use the Risk Tolerance Quiz by Vanguard to assess your risk tolerance and get a suggested asset allocation. Day 7: Behavioral Finance and Psychology • Learn how human emotions, biases, and heuristics affect investment decisions, how to avoid common pitfalls and mistakes, and how to develop a rational and disciplined approach to investing. - Watch the video lectures from Impact Investing by Future Learn (free to join). Complete the second week: Behavioral Finance. - Read the article Behavioral Finance: The Psychology of Investing by The Balance. Take notes of the key points and definitions. - Take the quiz What Kind of Investor Are You? by Investopedia to discover your investor personality type and get some tips on how to improve your investing behavior. Day 8: Investment Strategies and Styles • Learn about different investment strategies and styles, such as value investing, growth investing, income investing, passive investing, active investing, etc. Learn how to choose a strategy that suits your goals, preferences, and personality. - Watch the video lectures from Value Investing 2020 Masterclass by Udemy ($19.99). Complete the first three sections: Introduction, Value Investing Basics, and Value Investing Strategies. - Read the article Investment Styles: Choose One That Works for You by Schwab. Take notes of the key points and definitions. - Use the Investment Style Quiz by Money Crashers to find out your investment style and get some recommendations for suitable investments. Day 9: Practical Projects and Real-world Application • Apply your knowledge and skills to real-world scenarios and challenges. Practice making investment decisions, analyzing investment opportunities, building and managing portfolios, and evaluating performance. - Watch the video lectures from Managing Your Personal Investments by edX (free to enroll). Complete the last two modules: Portfolio Management and Performance Evaluation. - Read the article How to Build a Portfolio That Reflects Your Values by Forbes. Learn how to align your investments with your personal values and social impact goals. - Use the Portfolio Builder by MarketBeat to create a mock portfolio with $100,000 of virtual money. Track your portfolio's performance over time and compare it with other portfolios or benchmarks. Day 10: Review, Test, and Feedback • Review what you have learned in the past nine days, test your knowledge and skills with quizzes and exercises, and get feedback on your progress and performance. Identify your strengths and weaknesses, celebrate your achievements, and plan for further improvement. - Watch the video lectures from Stock Market From Scratch for Complete Beginners by Udemy ($49.99). Complete the last section: Final Exam. - Read the article How to Evaluate Your Investment Performance by The Balance. Learn how to measure your investment results using different metrics and methods. - Use the Portfolio Analyzer by Personal Capital (free to sign up) to analyze your portfolio's performance, risk, fees, allocation, diversification, and tax efficiency. Get personalized recommendations on how to improve your portfolio. Congratulations! You have completed the 10-day learning plan for investment. You have learned a lot of valuable information and skills that will help you achieve your goal of financial freedom.