Don’t go looking up I Stock because you won’t find it, well there is something on the PSE exchange, but that doesn’t count. I’m talking about the you stock (not U stock) only if you were talking 
Confused yet? You need to look at the value of your portfolio as the value of a stock. If you think it is undervalued then you need to dig deep into your savings to invest in yourself, if you think the value of your I share is overvalued then perhaps you should shift some of your residual income slated for investments and move them into other areas like paying down bills. Once you’ve slated money towards your investments (remember stock day?) you now have the responsibility to use it as effectively as possible.
Now that your considering yourself President of the I Stock corporation your first order of business (after considering changing the name) should be determining a business plan for your company. Is all your money going to where you expect? Do your consultants (mutual fund managers) provide an adequate return on your investment? If not fire them it’s your money. If you’re buying investment magazines do you gain insights that justify the expense from them? These questions are important and the sooner you ask them the more professional your financial life will become. With professionalism comes confidence and soon you’ll find yourself making more, spending less, and excited about your future.
Is there anything we can help teach you in the stock market?
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