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Danielle Ecuyer
 | Danielle Ecuyer is an anchor/presenter on Ausbiz TV and author of the best-selling Shareplicity books. Her knowledge of stock market investing spans three decades of covering Australian, Emerging Market and US equities as part of her institutional and personal investment career. |
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Shareplicity author Danielle Ecuyer reveals the shares that would be at the top of her list for someone looking to invest $10,000.
Danielle Ecuyer would invest more in US stocks with more defensive earnings streams and dividend income, so which stocks fit the bill?
Timing and technology have combined to create an enormous investing opportunity, and millennials are primed to benefit.
Today, on International Women's Day, we should remind ourselves that one of the greatest gifts we can give women is financial literacy.
Where would Danielle Ecuyer invest $10,000? Shares. But is it better to invest in five stocks at $2000 each, or 10 stocks at $1000 each?
Want to start investing in shares? Learn from my mistakes and don't confuse price with value.
If you want to start buying shares but aren't sure where to start, here's a beginner's guide, including choosing a platform, picking shares, and the importance of patience.
