Finalist : Personal Finance & Investment Category, 2020 Australian Business Book Awards
Danielle Ecuyer has distilled her four-decades of global share market experience into this handy guide to investing in the share market.
In Shareplicity, she takes the complexity out of share investing, explains concepts simply and in plain English, and provides go-to steps to start investing. With property prices continuing to climb to even more unaffordable levels, and interest on cash in the bank at all-time lows, more and more smart investors are looking at shares.
And Shareplicity is a great place to learn about share investing, whether you are new to the markets or an existing investor.
Here's why:
About the Author
Danielle Ecuyer trained as a share equities analyst in the late 1980s, before relocating to London in the 1990s where she transitioned her expertise to Institutional Emerging Markets. She worked in senior positions at some of the world's most prestigious investment firms, advising some of the world's largest investment companies, before returning to Australia in 2003 to raise her son. Since then, Danielle has used and expanded her skills for her own investment portfolios covering the Australian and US Markets.
Danielle Ecuyer has distilled her four-decades of global share market experience into this handy guide to investing in the share market.
In Shareplicity, she takes the complexity out of share investing, explains concepts simply and in plain English, and provides go-to steps to start investing. With property prices continuing to climb to even more unaffordable levels, and interest on cash in the bank at all-time lows, more and more smart investors are looking at shares.
And Shareplicity is a great place to learn about share investing, whether you are new to the markets or an existing investor.
Here's why:
- Shares have consistently produced above average long-term performance
- You don't need large sums of capital to start investing in shares
- There are no hassles or stress over debt and mortgages, no tenants and no maintenance costs as there are with property investing
- There's potential for capital appreciation and income streams.
About the Author
Danielle Ecuyer trained as a share equities analyst in the late 1980s, before relocating to London in the 1990s where she transitioned her expertise to Institutional Emerging Markets. She worked in senior positions at some of the world's most prestigious investment firms, advising some of the world's largest investment companies, before returning to Australia in 2003 to raise her son. Since then, Danielle has used and expanded her skills for her own investment portfolios covering the Australian and US Markets.
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