因信创研Faith Invest

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Systematic study and in-depth consulting built around investment philosophy

Why Philosophy First

Principles before decisions

Markets change daily, but what carries you through cycles is a clear investment philosophy you can actually hold to. Our course starts with money and wealth, works through industries, companies, cycles and markets, and returns to faith as the foundation. We do not diagnose portfolios or recommend specific securities — we focus solely on building clear, durable investment literacy and a thinking framework.

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Course Outline

The Systematic Course · eight sessions

From money, wealth and industries through to cycles and faith, eight sessions build the underlying understanding investing requires. No stock tips, no portfolio diagnosis — only a framework you can hold to.

01

What is money?

Understanding investing starts with understanding money: how did it appear and evolve into its present form? What might currency look like next? Seeing money clearly is the first step to investing well.

02

How is wealth accumulated?

We invest in pursuit of wealth — but how is human wealth produced? What conditions does it require? Are there patterns? Investing should ask how wealth gets created in a given era.

03

How do we understand industries?

How do industries come into being? What patterns and trends govern their development — especially the increasingly complex high-technology sectors that ordinary people struggle to read?

04

How do we understand companies?

Most people either found a company or work inside one. When judging whether a company has good prospects, what should we actually be thinking about?

05

How do we understand cycles?

Excellent investments are made at the right point in a cycle. Life is full of cycles and economic development is no exception. How do we read and use them?

06

An overview of investment markets

How many channels are there? How do markets differ? How can ordinary people upgrade their professional lens and invest globally — beyond equities, beyond a single market?

07

Excellent investment thinking

What is value investing? Which habits of mind mark out excellent investing? How can ordinary people use a sound framework to build a genuine edge?

08

The power of faith

Few people connect investing with faith. Yet if we cannot master money, money will master us. Only with faith as the foundation can investing reach its real goal — improving the state of our lives.

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Past Cohorts

Inside the training programme

Faith Invest has run several cohorts of the training programme. Below are moments from class and graduation.

Studying in class

Studying in class

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Student Feedback

What they say

  • This course gave me the chance to study investment thinking in a truly systematic way, and I got a great deal out of it. I hope more friends get to know and take it — may it keep growing and touch more lives.
    朱女士
  • Heartfelt thanks for this high-quality course on personal finance. The companionship of classmates throughout and the depth of the material benefited me enormously. May what I learned bear fruit thirty, sixty, even a hundredfold!
    LE
  • I am grateful to have heard such a good course and picked up so much substance. The examples on how to judge a good company, and the sharing on the mindset of investing, helped me especially.
    Sarah
  • Every minute of these eight sessions carries real care and wisdom. For our newly formed family the course gave us a clear framework for financial planning, a breakthrough in how we think, and an unprecedented depth of reflection on faith and life. I want to share this with more of the people around me!
    小讯
  • I genuinely benefited a great deal — it completely renewed my thinking. I would call it guiding in nature. A truly excellent course!
    汪女士
  • The course makes deep things accessible and covers many truths that people ought to know but do not. How I wish I had heard it earlier — I would have taken far fewer detours!
    Chris