Complete Beginner's Guide to Global Investing
How to Find, Research, and Evaluate Investment Opportunities Around the World, Even If You Have No Idea Where to Start
EXCLUSIVE TRAINING WITH Katiana Carré
What does it actually mean to invest globally? We will break down the different ways investors access opportunities around the world.
Where are the opportunities? We will look at countries, industries, markets, and regions that are already attracting investment.
How do you know if an opportunity actually deserves your money? I'll introduce you to the questions I ask before putting my own money into an investment
What could go wrong? We’re going to look at both sides: what makes an opportunity exciting and what are the possible worst case scenerios.
What can you do with the capital you already have? If you've built savings, have money sitting on the sidelines, or you're ready to diversify beyond what you already own, we'll explore the types of opportunities available at different investment levels
Why thinking globally can change the way you invest, especially when you've already built a solid financial foundation and are ready to understand what other opportunities exist for your money.
How to see investing differently by expanding your perspective beyond the markets and assets you already know.
100% No Cost - Seating is limited to 25 attendees!
You're in the Right Place If...
You’ve built a solid financial foundation and you’re ready to explore what else may be possible with your money.
You know there’s a bigger investment world out there, and you’re ready to understand what it could look like for you.
You have capital you’re ready to put to work but you don’t want to invest simply because an opportunity sounds exciting or everyone else is talking about it.
You want to become better at evaluating opportunities, knowing what questions to ask, what to research, what risks to consider, and when it may be better to walk away.
This class is NOT for you if...
You're looking for a get-rich-quick investment.
You're looking for someone to tell you what to buy instead of learning how to evaluate opportunities yourself.
You aren't willing to do your homework before putting your money into an investment.
You're only interested in U.S. investments and have absolutely no curiosity about opportunities beyond the U.S.
You’re looking for risk free investments or guaranteed returns (there’s no such thing).
Meet Your Instructor
I’m Katiana Carré, founder of Sawa Sawa, full time investor and financial educator, with a Master’s degree in Finance.
For more than a decade, I’ve helped over 5,000 women better understand money, investing and wealth building, without making finance feel intimidating or complicated.
Furthermore, my own investing journey eventually took me beyond traditional U.S. investments.
I’ve spent years studying global investing, attending investment conferences, building relationships with investors and professionals, exploring opportunities internationally, and investing in Global Real Estate myself.
What I’ve learned is that there is an entire world of investment opportunities most everyday investors never learn about.
My goal isn’t to tell you what to invest in. It’s to help you understand what’s out there, how global investors think, and how to begin exploring opportunities for yourself.
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100% No Cost - Seating is limited to 25 attendees!
Frequently Asked Questions
1. What if I can't attend live?
If you register, you will receive the replay within 48hrs of the live workshop, but I highly encourage attending live. You'll have the opportunity to ask questions, participate in the discussion, and hear details about the next step for those who want to continue learning.
2. What specific countries are we covering?
We’re going to look at several countries and markets around the world, but I don’t want you leaving this class thinking there are only three or four “good” places to invest. My goal is to show you how to look at any country or market and start asking: What’s happening here? Where might the opportunities be? And does it make sense for me to take a closer look?
3. Do I need experience investing internationally?
Not at all. You can be an experienced investor and still be completely new to investing globally. This class is designed to help you expand what you already know, introducing you to different markets, and opportunities, so you can begin exploring global investing.
4. But isn't investing internationally risky?
Of course there are risks, just like there are risks when you invest in the U.S. The risks can be different though. Currency fluctuations, political and economic conditions, local regulations, taxes, and even how ownership works can vary tremendously from one country to another. That's exactly why I teach this class, to give you the tools that will help you properly asses these risks.
5. Do I need a lot of money to start investing globally?
That depends on the opportunity. Some investments may be accessible with a few thousand dollars, while others will require more.
This class is designed for people who are already in a position to invest and want to better understand what options exist globally, how much money different opportunities may require, and how to evaluate what actually makes sense for their portfolio.
6. Is this really free? What's the catch?
Yes, it’s completely free. I created this class to give you a solid introduction to global investing and help you start seeing the bigger investment world that’s out there.
At the end, I’ll invite you to continue the conversation inside the Private Wealth Circle if you’re ready to go deeper. No pressure, no obligation. Come learn, take notes, ask questions, and decide for yourself whether the next step makes sense for you.
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Educational Disclaimer
The information provided in this workshop is for educational purposes only and should not be considered financial, investment, legal, tax, or accounting advice. Nothing presented during this training constitutes a recommendation to buy, sell, or hold any specific security.
All investing involves risk, including the possible loss of principal. Past performance does not guarantee future results. You should carefully consider your financial situation, investment objectives, and risk tolerance before making any investment decisions. When appropriate, consult with a qualified financial, tax, or legal professional.