How much would you pay for a course that would teach you all

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2016-01-30 00:12:18 Post No. 1067992
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Anonymous 2016-01-30 00:12:18 Post No. 1067992 [Report]

How much would you pay for a course that would teach you all about investing for beginners? Assuming you know nothing about investing and it's an 8 week course meeting once a week similar to the learning your city offers as programs at community centers. I'll be teaching financial statement analysis, overall knowledge of investing, macroeconomic effects on investments, some excel, and a bunch of other topics.
MY city offers an intro to excel course for $165 for 6 weeks as an idea of comparison. I'm a finance graduate and a CFA level 2 candidate.

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Anonymous 2016-01-30 00:15:22 Post No.1067994
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Anonymous 2016-01-30 00:15:22 Post No.1067994 [Report]

>>1067992
I wouldn't pay more than $20 for a course by an unproven nobody. And that's being generous.

However if you pitch it right you could easily dupe people for $100 per. Or more. If you knew about basic economics you'd know how to figure out the right price point. Hint: you already know one key bit of info.

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Anonymous 2016-01-30 00:17:59 Post No.1067997
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Anonymous 2016-01-30 00:17:59 Post No.1067997 [Report]

>>1067992
Also cfa 2. Not expecting to meet here, analysts forum more.

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Anonymous 2016-01-30 00:21:08 Post No.1068002
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Anonymous 2016-01-30 00:21:08 Post No.1068002 [Report]

>>1067992
>>1067997
Me

be better setting up a level 1 study group. If you can build a program, even informally, there has to be a small-on-yhe-side business thrre. Weekend mornings at a librsry.

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Anonymous 2016-01-30 00:46:02 Post No.1068039
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Anonymous 2016-01-30 00:46:02 Post No.1068039 [Report]

>>1067994
I'm currently thinking slightly less than excel course. No way I'd charge $100 per, it'd be say $200 for 8 2 hour classes meeting once a week. And a Level 2 candidate is more than qualified to teach an intro to finance course.
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>>1068002
Yeah I'm on there too but I wouldn't want to do a level 1 study group. Granted there'd be more money in it but I'm not fully confident in all the topics to be able to help all problems.