I prefer long term investment because it is less risky
Short term or long term Investment?
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Thats why i marry her at the first place, though. We talk about this very often, and after covid hits, we realize that we have to prefer for the worst, and we make emergency funds after covid, yes my wife and i want to plan our life well, at least we try to do it. We still enjoy our "family time" but we do it with less budget, as long as we are happy, right? Investment is something that we always want to do for our life, so far we survive covid19 because we have saving. So we will continue to do that.
You need both kinds of investment. Short term to give you cash flow to be able to take care of yourself. Long term for capital projects.
If you want to make short term investment in cryptocurrency then you must be a trader. That way you can be able to maximize profit.
Being trader is really promising as long as we knew the flow of the market, i learn to be trader on stocks market and yes, its a good money if we can choose the right stocks and being trader you cant be greedy
The short term investment is an investment program that gives you decent profit in a short time.
In my second investment which is investing in lots only, I plan to make it as my long investment. Lot property does not depreciate but rather appreciate.
I think long-term investment are riskier because anything can go wrong within that period of time. But in short term investment you can take your money out after a short while but long-term Investments are more rewarding.
Yes I agree with you, I want long term investment especially gold. Because gold doesn't require too much capital, we can buy gold according to the amount of money we have, besides that it doesn't require maintenance costs.
Actually, investors do not choose purely long-term or short-term investments, especially in high-risk investment instruments such as stocks and cryptocurrencies. As with Bitcoin, we can share 60 or 70% of the total Bitcoin you have for long-term investments, while the remaining 30-40% is for short-term investments, either swing trading or holding positions.
That's my opinion. Short-term investments are less risky because you will take your profit faster. But when you make long-term investment anything can go wrong along the way.
In my experience, short-term investments are more difficult than long-term investments. Short-term investment really requires skills, especially analysis, both technical, fundamental and sentiment. Investors also need to be able to control their emotions and not be easily influenced by news.
I prefer long-term investments like investing in gold to short-term and high-risk investments like trading. Long-term investing is less risky and usually pays off. But it depends on each person's needs and life conditions are different
