Currently, the activity of saving/investing in shares is very popular among young people, but unfortunately many of them are just carried away by trends or the influence of friends, without considering the risks. So young people or beginners don't need to rush to enter the world of shares, it would be good if beginners apply the following tips/suggestions:
1. Risk Profile
Stocks are a high-risk investment instrument, so novice investors really need to know their risk profile first, whether they are conservative, moderate or aggressive. Is the risk profile suitable for investing in stocks?
2. Plans and Goals
Before investing in stocks, novice investors should make a plan or determine goals, not just making profits and more specific goals, both short-term investments and long-term investments with a more appropriate strategy. Stock investment purposes include retirement funds, buying a house, a new car, doctoral education costs, wedding costs, holidays, etc.
3. Idle Money
Idle money or cold money is money that will not be used for the near future, at least more than a year, so don't use monthly spending money to buy stocks, let alone go into debt.
4. Stock Analysis
Although many stock investment platforms provide automatic recommendations for potential stocks, novice investors must also learn and master various types of stock analysis, such as fundamental, technical and sentiment analysis.
1. Risk Profile
Stocks are a high-risk investment instrument, so novice investors really need to know their risk profile first, whether they are conservative, moderate or aggressive. Is the risk profile suitable for investing in stocks?
2. Plans and Goals
Before investing in stocks, novice investors should make a plan or determine goals, not just making profits and more specific goals, both short-term investments and long-term investments with a more appropriate strategy. Stock investment purposes include retirement funds, buying a house, a new car, doctoral education costs, wedding costs, holidays, etc.
3. Idle Money
Idle money or cold money is money that will not be used for the near future, at least more than a year, so don't use monthly spending money to buy stocks, let alone go into debt.
4. Stock Analysis
Although many stock investment platforms provide automatic recommendations for potential stocks, novice investors must also learn and master various types of stock analysis, such as fundamental, technical and sentiment analysis.