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Vicente García del Río, creator of Vicente García Trading e Inversiones

Personal finance, investing, and trading from scratch

Three stages. One goal.

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Three stages. One goal.

Organize your finances. Build wealth. Learn trading with a process.

I help you organize your finances, begin investing, and understand trading from scratch through a clear, realistic process without promises of easy money.

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Three Stage Method

Not everyone needs to begin by investing.

First, identify your starting point. Then move forward in order without skipping the foundations that protect your money.

01

Build the foundation

Personal finance

Organize income, spending, debt, saving, and an emergency fund before risking capital.

02

Build wealth

Investing

Define your goals, timeline, and risk to build a portfolio you understand and can sustain.

03

Trade with a process

Trading

Learn stocks before options, practice in simulation, and protect capital with written rules.

Your next step depends on where you are today.

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A clear path without skipping the foundation.

You do not need to consume everything at once. Identify your starting point and move forward with one next step.

01

Discover your stage

Complete the diagnostic to learn which foundations you should strengthen first.

02

Receive your tool

If you begin with Personal finance, download the Money Organization Worksheet.

03

Learn in order

Continue with the posts and resources that correspond to your result.

04

Prepare to advance

Join the first program's list when you want to work through Stage 1 with more structure.

Begin with the diagnostic ↗

Start here

Discover your current stage.

Answer eight questions. This educational result will show which foundations you should study first.

1. Do you have a monthly budget that you actually use?
2. Does your income cover your monthly expenses?
3. Do you have an emergency fund?
4. How would you describe your high interest debt?
5. Do you invest consistently?
6. Do you understand your risk profile and diversification?
7. Have you practiced trading in a simulated account?
8. Do you have written risk rules?
01

A real story

I wasn't born understanding the markets. I started by asking questions.

I'm Vicente García del Río, a Mexican immigrant. For the past 13 years, I have worked in the restaurant industry. I started as a dishwasher and, through hard work and consistency, advanced to busser, food runner, server, assistant manager, and finally general manager.

That journey taught me something important: working hard is valuable, but it is not always enough to build freedom.

That is why I began studying personal finance, investing, and trading. Here I share my learning process and what I have learned, explained clearly and practically so you can understand it too.

This space does not promote shortcuts. It documents the journey.

Why this project?

Financial education in Spanish, without promises of quick riches.

Many people do not begin investing because they feel language is a barrier or financial terminology is too complex. The internet is also filled with promises of getting rich quickly.

Here we explain saving, investing, and trading in Spanish, in a simple and straightforward way, with practical examples that help you understand each concept. You can also ask questions and learn without false promises.

This is not about easy money. It is about learning, analyzing, and making better-informed decisions.

Library by stage

Explore each stage at your own pace.

Starting to invest requires a solid foundation. Before putting our money to work, we should build a financial shield that helps us handle unexpected expenses without touching our investments, giving them the time they need to grow.

That shield is built with simple but essential habits: following a budget, saving consistently, creating an emergency fund, managing debt, using credit responsibly, and setting clear financial goals. Consistency and discipline turn these habits into a solid foundation for moving into investing and, later, trading.

01◎

Personal finance

Organize your income and expenses to make better decisions and build a solid financial foundation.

  • Budgeting
  • Saving
  • Emergency fund
  • Debt management
  • Responsible use of credit
  • Financial goals
Explore personal finance →
02◆

Investing

Build long-term wealth through consistency, diversification, and patience.

  • ETFs and stocks
  • FIBRAs and CETES
  • Compound interest
  • Long-term portfolio
Explore investing →
03⌁

Trading

Read the market, plan an entry, and manage risk with clear rules.

  • Stocks
  • Options from scratch
  • Technical analysis
  • Fundamental analysis
  • Risk management
  • Trading journal and discipline
Explore trading →

Stage 01 · Personal finance

Concepts for organizing your money before investing.

Budgeting

A plan that shows how much money you receive, how much you spend, and how much you can direct toward your priorities.

Saving

The portion of your income that you set aside for future needs and goals instead of spending it today.

Emergency fund

Money reserved for unexpected events, such as a repair, illness, or temporary loss of income.

Debt management

Knowing your balances, interest rates, and payments so you can reduce the most expensive debt first without falling behind.

Responsible use of credit

Borrowing only what you can repay, paying on time, and avoiding unnecessary interest.

Financial goals

Specific objectives for your money, with an amount and timeline that let you measure your progress.

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Stage 02 · Investing

Concepts for building long-term wealth.

ETFs and stocks

A stock represents ownership in a company; an ETF brings multiple assets together in one investment to make diversification easier.

FIBRAs and CETES

FIBRAs are Mexican real estate investment trusts that generate rental income. CETES are Mexican government securities with defined terms and yields.

Compound interest

When earnings are reinvested and begin producing returns of their own, helping money grow over time.

Long-term portfolio

A diversified mix of investments chosen according to your goals, time horizon, and risk tolerance, supported by consistent contributions.

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Stage 03 · Trading

Concepts for reading the market and trading with a plan.

Stocks

Small ownership shares in a company. Traders buy or sell them to seek opportunities from price movements.

Options from scratch

Contracts that provide the right to buy or sell an asset at a specified price before a deadline.

Technical analysis

The study of price, volume, and charts to identify trends, levels, and possible entry or exit opportunities.

Fundamental analysis

An evaluation of a company's finances, business, and economic environment to estimate its strength and value.

Risk management

Defining how much to risk, where to exit if a trade fails, and how to protect capital before seeking a profit.

Trading journal and discipline

Recording each trade, reviewing the results, and following clear rules to learn and avoid impulsive decisions.

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My working principles

01

Protect your capital

Before thinking about how much you can earn, define how much you are willing to lose.

02

Follow your process

A good decision does not depend only on the outcome of one trade.

03

Think long term

Consistency and knowledge matter more than chasing quick profits.

Educational library

Continue from your stage.

Posts are organized by their role in the Three Stage Method. Begin with your result and move forward without skipping the foundation.

01Stage 1 · Starting point

Welcome to this journey

Who I am, why I began investing, and what you will find in this educational space.

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02Stage 1 · Habits

Discipline changes the outcome

Consistent decisions matter more than chasing fast results or depending on luck.

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03Stage 2 · Basic concepts

Types of investments

A clear introduction to fixed income, equities, and their different risk levels.

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04Stage 1 · Before you begin

Before investing or trading

Define your goals, understand risk, and learn before putting money into the market.

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05Stage 2 · Risk management

Diversification

How to spread investments across asset types, sectors, and markets so you do not depend on a single source.

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06Stage 1 · Personal finances

The numbers you should know before investing

Five facts about your financial life that are worth organizing before putting money into the market.

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Upcoming free resources

One tool for each stage.

These materials will be developed in the same order as the business path. We will not add isolated resources that distract from the journey.

Stage 1 · Personal finance

Money organization worksheet

A printable and fillable Spanish PDF with a budget, debt map, emergency fund, and 30-day plan.

Take the diagnostic to get it →
Stage 2 · Investing

Your first investing map

Goal, timeline, risk, diversification, and periodic contributions before choosing products.

After the foundation
Stage 3 · Trading

Journal and risk rules

A template for practicing in simulation, documenting trades, and evaluating the process.

After investing

Let's keep learning

The journey is just beginning.

New lessons, practice trades, and real learning experiences on my social channels.

Upcoming program · Stage 1

Organize your finances before investing.

An educational program in development to help you understand your starting point, organize your numbers, and build a 30-day plan before moving into investing.

  • Budget and income
  • Debt map
  • Emergency fund
  • Goals and 30-day plan

It is not for sale yet. The priority list helps us understand interest and lets us notify you when the content and date are defined.

First product in the path

Join the priority list

Leave your email and tell us what you would like to organize first.

Learn about the program ↗