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subject: Setting The Right Allocation Of Your Personal Assets. A Regular Investing Scheduling Is The Right Way To Do It [print this page]


In order to be a successful investor and/or trader, one must define beforehand where how much and when one should invest according to its own age and financial status. Compound interest plays a big role here, so it will be way different (and harder) for someone that is almost retiring to become a millionaire than for someone that is at a young age. The young one, will have to same way less money in order to fulfill his own dreams.

At an old age, it will be way harder to accumulate all the wealth that you intend it to. It is still possible, but it will take way more work in order to do it so. You will have to have better investments and will have to save more money month after month. I believe the biggest drawback is that if something happen and you end up losing a big chunk of your equity, then you might not have sufficient time to recover. Plus, with that, the emotional stress that you will have to sustain will be greater than one for a young person.

If you are young, you are able to risk more and to try more because you have enough time to recover from a potential loss if that happens. Do not expect to always win. That is the market: sometimes you lose, sometimes you win. Just try to win BIGGER that you lose. You may have noticed that I did not say more, I said bigger. It is like that because, if you take your time, study and fully understand what you are doing, it is possible to lose more times than you win and still come out with a profit. That happens all the time with many investors. You just have to know what you are doing.

When investing, a proper research and due diligence will pay big dividends. Most neophytes start out in the market hoping and expecting to duplicate their money in their first year. When that does not happen, they go out crying blaming everyone but themselves for their losses. You have to take your time in the market and study it carefully before acting upon it. Start light, do not try to make a stand where you can't fall. Start light and as you go along and gain experience, then you slowly starting increasing your trades to have a better chance at the market.

Setting The Right Allocation Of Your Personal Assets. A Regular Investing Scheduling Is The Right Way To Do It

By: Derek Shetrer




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