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When investors have gone through the initial investment learning and experience, higher profits are something that investors want to fight for, but on the one hand, they suffer from the difficulty of finding the direction they should develop, and on the other hand, they have been grasping the small stable profits and are not willing to let go of them, resulting in profits that have not been able to rise significantly. Therefore, this article introduces the methods of earning small profits and the elements of earning large profits respectively, and forms a comparison. Investors can choose according to their own situation.
Earning a small profit is relatively easy. For the investment market, with some investment experience, it is relatively easy to earn a small amount of profit. On the one hand, investors can choose low-risk products, such as bonds, funds, stocks in sustainable and stable industries, which are generally held for six months to a year to have a more stable income. On the other hand, you can make casual investments by using a small amount of money, and occasionally you may come across stocks or futures that suddenly rise sharply and unexpectedly gain a large amount of income, while it can be your capital to show off to others, but both of the above ways have the problem of less profit.
If you want to earn more profit, there are different elements to focus on. Compared to earning a small amount of profit, earning big profits requires investors to achieve a transformation in their ability and focus, which requires keeping an eye on the following 4 elements.
(1) Good Assets
Choosing a good asset to invest in is the basis for earning money. You should choose companies that you have been buying profitably for a long time, have a low probability of sudden delisting, and that you are capable of judging and valuing, or that you have a very trusted and excellent fund manager.
(2) Big crises
Crisis and profit go hand in hand. If the stock price has remained stable will be difficult to buy at low prices, and too fast up may also be sold too early to earn profits, but instead when a stock price has been consistently low will give us the bottom line of long-term holding and adding positions.
(3) Large capital
With the above two points, you can guarantee the rate of return, but want to earn more profits, you must invest the money corresponding to the interests, have the courage to invest a large amount of capital to achieve.
(4) Have patience
Most of the people will be due to the sudden emergence of a big opportunity in a preferred investment direction, the purchase of the investment has been losing money, or has been a small amount of profit on the rapid sale, resulting in only a small amount of profit earned, and real investors need to maintain extreme patience, generally the whole process takes 3 to 5 years to earn really big profits.
In general, it is not difficult to earn money from investments, especially earning away a small profit, so everyone should learn to invest to make more and more money for their activities. And earning large profits requires a change in thinking and ability to have goals, capital, patience, and the ability to take big risks in order to achieve a big breakthrough in investment profits.
(Writer:Laurro)