Which is more profitable short term or long term investment? There is no investment that is without risk, and if you invest, it means that you have accepted all its risks. Which of the methods is better now? Experience shows that long-term investments are less risky but it does not mean that short term investment is not good. Because short-term investment can make you profit in a shorter time, but there is no guarantee
Long Term Investments or Short Term Investments?
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I sincerely believe that this is an issue that has more to do with the personality of the investor itself than with which one is more profitable, It is true that most of the time the investments that give the most profitability are the long-term ones because it gives time to the active to demonstrate that its fundamentals are valid and capitalize for it, but the short term can also be profitable if you know what you are doing, in my case my investments are long term
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Yes, I personally prefer long-term investments with less risk. That is, if I have to choose between investing in Bitcoin and gold, I will definitely choose gold. Although it is possible that in a short period of time, the price of Bitcoin will increase to $35000
I have tried daily trading of penny stocks and have made some money. I decided to quit because I have other work to do and the risk is too high. Currently, I mainly go for long term investment. I invest in blue chip stocks and receive dividends which is a great source of passive income.
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It is true. Short-term investments always involve a lot of risk and this method is a bit stressful. I also prefer to make long-term investments. Although you need daily income
Both from of investments are indeed lucrative and at the same time risky. I believe it would best to choose based on what you want at the moment. For me i would go for the two. While waiting for my long term investments to bring results, i can go for a short term one that i can make money from do sort out other things.
In your portfolio of investments you should have both long and short terms! The short terms should be more aggressive and you can expect them to be risky, but could pan out in the end when you make a lot of money. The long term investments are the ones you aren't so concerned about every week because the market will fluctuate over time, but if you see it losing every year, consider changing to a different one.
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Yes, that's a good idea. Diversification in investment. I agree, you need both short-term and long-term investments. Sometimes short-term investments also give good results, but they must be wise
