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A calm coffee meeting where you can see how investing education looks inside Elegant Investors. The session introduces the educational approach used in the courses, presents the available materials and outlines possible learning pathways. It also shows how the Elegant Investor Tool works and how it supports understanding company data from an investor’s perspective. The meeting takes place online and is designed to learn about your expectations and discuss the next steps in your learning journey.

It is a calm online conversation during which we check whether the Elegant Investor Premium courses are a good fit for your needs. We discuss your previous experience and the direction you want to develop as an Elegant Investor.

A course for women who want to learn how to invest in the stock market. You will gain an understanding of market fundamentals, the basics of fundamental analysis, the differences between dividend and growth companies, and the principles of risk management. You will organise your knowledge and develop your own clear plan of action.

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A course for two women who want to learn stock market investing together. You will explore market fundamentals, the basics of company analysis, the differences between dividend and growth approaches, and the principles of working with risk. You will organise your knowledge and build your own individual plans of action.

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A course for three to four women who want to learn how to invest in the stock market together. You will explore market fundamentals, the basics of fundamental analysis, the differences between dividend and growth companies, and the principles of risk management. You will organise your knowledge and build your own plans of action.

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For women who are just beginning to explore the stock market and want to see what investing looks like in practice.

Topics you can choose from:

1. First login and getting familiar with the investment platform – you will see what a typical investment account looks like and what it includes, learn to recognize the basic functions, and understand what the individual elements on the screen represent.
2. How a stock market transaction works – you will carry out example “purchases” and “sales” of shares in a test environment, allowing you to see how the investment process unfolds in practice, all without any financial consequences.
3. Investment account settings and notification – you will learn how to adjust the layout of the investment platform and how to set up automatic notifications that help track share prices and market movements.
4. Comparison of selected investment platforms – we will discuss how popular investment platforms differ and what to pay attention to when choosing one, without pointing to specific companies.
5. Your first educational portfolio – you will create a simple example portfolio in a spreadsheet using a small number of selected companies and see how its performance can be tracked over time.

For women who want to better understand the companies they read about or follow on the stock market.

Topics you can choose from:

1. Annual report analysis – you will learn how to read a company’s report, where to find essential data, and how to interpret the most important figures.
2. Key financial indicators – you will become familiar with concepts such as P/E, ROE, and D/E, and see how these figures help compare different companies.
3. Creating Elegant Investor notes – you will learn how to record your observations and conclusions after each analysis, so they remain easy to revisit over time.
4. Dividend history and stability – you will learn how to check whether a company has paid dividends consistently and how such data can be interpreted.
5. Three companies, three sectors – you will analyze example companies from different sectors to better understand how various business models influence results.

For women who want to plan their investments in a structured way and understand how different elements of a portfolio interact with one another.

Topics you can choose from:

1. Building a model portfolio – you will create an example portfolio in a spreadsheet and see how to calculate its proportions and structure.
2. How diversification works – we will discuss whether it makes sense to hold shares from different sectors and countries, and how this affects risk.
3. Managing risk and emotions – you will analyze example market scenarios and consider how to respond in challenging situations.
4. Calculating the real rate of return – you will learn how to assess what a portfolio actually delivers after accounting for time and costs.
5. How dividends work in practice – you will become familiar with basic dividend concepts and see how dividends can be tracked in practice.

For women who want to align their financial goals with an investment plan.

Topics you can choose from:

1. Defining investment goals – you will clarify why you invest, your time horizon, and what matters most to you when making decisions.
2. Dividend reinvestment plan – you will see how dividend income can be used to purchase additional shares and how this influences long-term outcomes.
3. Creating a watchlist – you will learn how to record and organize companies you want to analyze in the future.
4. Sector analysis – you will take a closer look at a selected sector, its trends, risks, and ways to assess market leaders.
5. Annual portfolio review – you will learn how to review your own investment decisions and draw conclusions for the years ahead.

For women who want to better understand their emotions and their approach to money.

Topics you can choose from:

1. Emotions in investing – you will explore typical reactions that accompany market declines and rises, and reflect on how they influence your decisions.
2. Building consistency as a habit – you will create your own Elegant Investor Ritual, a simple framework that helps maintain regularity in your actions.
3. How to talk about investing at home – we will discuss how to share your financial plans with a partner or family members in a way that supports mutual understanding.
4. How to read financial news – you will learn how to distinguish information that truly matters from content that primarily triggers emotions.
5. Cognitive biases in investing – you will become familiar with common thinking traps that can affect decisions and learn how to recognize them.