When making investments, what are your priorities, do you look for immediate profits or long term profits. In other words, would you like to invest take your all profits and mode on or do you want to hold your investment and make profits in the long run? As far as I am concerned I try to create a balance, in invest on short term basis as well as a long term basis. I look for immediate profits as well as a long term profits. I have investment portfolio on assets that will give me immediate profits as well as long term profits.
Immediate profits or long term profits
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I might start up with short term investments so I can quickly take my profit, but as I gain more experience, I would go for both short and long term. While I am waiting for the long term to generate profits, I still have my short term investments to fall back to.
Same here, this is also why I would like to have both investments. Cause other things I would need to sort out with capital would definitely arise. So it's better to have one that would generate capital for me now while I wait for the other one.
if you do it that way it's not going to profit you as long term,to be precise long term investment is the best of you can compare the profit you will see that the profit with long term investment is really much compare to that of short term
There is nothing wrong taking immediate profit but rather foe someone like me i always like to wait for my investment to yield me more and better profit
As I am a pretty conservative investor, I mostly buy blue chip dividend paying blue chip stocks. I am looking for long term profits more. There are stocks which offer short term profits, but their price tends to fluctuate a lot.
Immediate profits or long term profits will depend on the type of investment instrument chosen, if we choose IPOs and penny stocks they tend to be short term, no more than 30 days. Meanwhile, we can use the first layer of stocks as a long-term investment instrument.
