Even though the principle is the same for any type of investment instrument, buy cheap and sell at high prices, once you have a stock account, you need to determine when to buy and sell stocks. Furthermore, we also need to evaluate the level of liquidity and company profile, fluctuations in the Jakarta Composite Index, Return of Equity, market trends, sales, profit and earnings per share growth. After you evaluate the points above, you also need a strategy when buying stocks.
What's Your Strategy When Investing in Stocks?
- Thread starter Suba
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I am a conversative investor. I go for long term investment. So fluctuation in stock prices on a short term basis does not affect me. I mainly buy dividend paying blue chip stocks.
I usually do not invest in stocks because stocks are pretty sensitive to market conditions. This also includes many other factors as well such as economy and many other things that may have some influence over the stock market. I might invest in the Forex market.
There are many people who usually hire stockbrokers or agents who may help them invest money in the best manner. The amount of money those investors could make highly depend on the skills of the broker in the end.
