Everyone should start trying to invest from now on.

By the time you reach middle age and can no longer work, you'll still need savings to generate income.

Instead of indulging in stock trading after a midlife crisis, it's better to start learning about investing now.

Starting to invest a year earlier means a year more of experience.

Market experiences firsthand often teach more than books.

You mock the fear and greed of people in books, but when you close the book, you're that person too.

Now, when you're young, the losses are just small money; after middle age, if you start investing again, the losses could be big money.

Use product leverage to earn principal, and capital leverage to make money work for you.

Don't wait until you're old to think about these.