9.17.2018

How my son sees the stockmarket

We are trying to learn our son about saving so he has to put 50% of everything his receives for gifts etcetera into a share account.

We encurage him to invest in stocks. This is so he gets a feeling for making and losing money.

He has an account with a smaller sum that he has access to. At that account he is totally in charge of which stocks he wants to buy and sell.

I have an addiction and that is Coca-Cola. He has seen this and thought that The Coca-Cola Company have to be a good investment since I drink a lot, according to him.

I haven't had a soft drink (Coke) for more than 3 weeks now. I wasn't aware that he had notice this until he wanted to sell his stocks in the Coca-Cola Company since they don't make any more money due to me quitting it.

Maybe he got "supply and demand"!

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