The road to the stock market is long and tough. I don’t even know if there’s actually a way. When you read a book about stocks, it’s called a fight against yourself. I think the hardest thing in the world is to win the fight against yourself.
Fortunately, there is a way from a novice to a novice. Reading this article is like looking at a sign on the road, and if you apply the content, you become a novice stock investor.
Here are the rest three tips on how to choose a company, habits for corporate analysis, most basic ways to view charts, portfolio composition, repeated patterns in the market, and watering considerations. Read the previous three here!
Portfolio organization
Portfolio, a way to distribute risk, is not to distribute it into one category of first-place companies, second-place companies, third-place companies, but into another category. That way, depending on the market situation, it goes up and down somewhere. In the same category, stock prices are very likely to fall together in the bear market.
Know the pattern of repeated markets
In sub tropical countries, where four seasons are clear, there are good businesses in winter and good businesses in summer. Like this, there are various patterns. For example, it would be good to find out when bird flu hits and when semiconductors are upgraded, buy them before the time comes, and sell them when the time comes.
Watering Considerations
The most necessary premise is “This company will go up.” There’s something else you have to judge when you want to go swimming. Whether the whole market is a bear market or not. If the whole market is weak, it can be prolonged when it will rise again and when the company I hold shares will rise again.
I wish you a safe and successful investment by applying 6 tips well. As it’s a high-risk high-return, it’s hard to make a big short-term profit while keeping the above six points. However, if you are investing in the long term, please consider it.
