How To Build Long Term Wealth Through The Stock Market
Breaking down fundamental concepts such as: compound interest, capital gains & more.
Gerry Invests
Learning From Investors, Founders, and Business Leaders — and Sharing Those Lessons With the Next Generation.
I'm Gerry, a 17-year-old student building Gerry Invests, an educational project focused on investing, business, and long-term thinking.
Remote • 20–30 minutes • Flexible scheduling
The Mission
Gerry Invests exists to learn directly from people with real experience — and make those lessons accessible to young people interested in investing, business, and entrepreneurship.
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Learn from experience.
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Ask better questions.
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Share what matters.
Who's Asking the Questions?
I'm Gerry — a 17-year-old student based in Monterrey, Mexico.
I'm studying investing, business, and technology while documenting what I learn through Gerry Invests. My goal is not to present myself as an expert. My goal is to learn from people who know more than I do — and ask the questions young people rarely get the opportunity to ask.
- Founder and President of the Finance Club at my high school
- Wharton Online Summer Program participant
- Studying fundamental analysis, financial statements, and capital allocation
- Building a long-term investing framework, in public
- Publishing educational content on investing and business
What I'm Already Working On
Proof of Work
A small, honest sample of what this project actually looks like — not a highlight reel.
My Portfolio & Investing Strategy
Covering how to build a portfolio based on an individual's personal strategy.
Iran Conflict Explanation
Explained how the Iran situation could impact the stock market.
Who I'm Looking to Speak With
People with something worth teaching.
Investors, Founders, CEOs, Business Owners, Professors, Portfolio Managers, Engineers, Authors, Entrepreneurs.
You do not need to be famous. You just need to have something worth teaching.
What the Conversation Looks Like
Down-to-earth conversations with people who know something worth learning.
- 20–30 minutes — short, respectful of your time
- Remote — a call, wherever you are
- Informal and thoughtful — a conversation, not an interrogation
- No sales pitch — nothing to buy, nothing to sign
- No "gotcha" questions — this isn't media training
Possible topics
Investing
Entrepreneurship
Leadership
Business
Technology
Career Lessons
Decision-Making
Advice for the Next Generation
Why Join the Conversation?
A short conversation can give a young person access to lessons that might otherwise take years to learn.
- ✓ Help someone avoid mistakes you already made
- ✓ Explain how your industry really works
- ✓ Help someone think more clearly
- ✓ Encourage better long-term decisions
- ✓ Show what a real career or business path looks like
Have 20 Minutes Worth Sharing?
I'd be grateful for the opportunity to learn from your experience.
Remote • Flexible • No preparation required