​ Hi all, I'm Mike, based in Ireland. When I started investing, I was constantly bouncing between websites, books, podcasts and apps trying to piece it all together. I made two mistakes that really stuck with me: - I built up a big position in Rocket Lab (RKLB) at around $3–$5 after hearing about it on podcasts. When it hit about $22, I got nervous and sold, and left a huge amount of future gains on the table. I had no framework for deciding when to hold and when to sell. - I also bought some ETFs early on, but when they didn't move much for a while, I wrote them off as not worth it. That was wrong too. I didn't understand how slow, steady compounding actually works. Once I started following a more systematic approach, my results improved a lot. So I built Investing Sherpa, one place for everything I spent years hunting for: - A structured curriculum from beginner to confident investor - Stock types explained with real examples (value, growth, dividend, GARP, cyclical) - Key metrics and market terminology in plain English - Bull vs bear cases, daily news and the biggest market movers - A forum and watchlist Every lesson comes from my own mistakes and wins, not textbook theory. It's education only, not financial advice. I'd really value honest feedback: - Does the structure make sense for a beginner? - What's missing, or what would make you come back daily? - Anything confusing on the design side? Link: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.investingsherpa.app Thanks for taking a look!   submitted by   /u/mikelane76 [link]   [comments]