There are many people in the world who pursue wealth, and there are also people who love taking risks. For example, some people firmly believe that "wealth can be obtained through danger", and "wealth and wealth can be obtained through danger" sounds very tempting. Some people use this to encourage themselves to try bravely, while some people are reckless and take risks because of this.

For example, many people are eager to pursue wealth and invest blindly, struggling in the waves of gains and losses, and finally losing everything. Today, let’s take a look at Hanju Finance to see what mistakes you should not make in the pursuit of wealth!

There are no failed investors, only failed investment psychology, and how many people fall into the abyss. An investment mentality, come and see if it’s you.

1. Gambling mentality - "If you don't have a windfall, you won't get rich, so just take a gamble."

"Wealth can be obtained through risk." There are many people who invest with a gambling mentality. This type of investors usually regards investment as a convenient way to get rich and change their life trajectory. They either invest all their wealth in it or even borrow money to invest; Gathering wool”.

For this type of investors, nothing bad can happen, it can only be said that they are lucky; otherwise, their dream of getting rich suddenly will be all in vain, and they may even lose everything in the bamboo basket, resulting in heavy losses in the end. . Here is a reminder: When investing, you must carefully measure your actual situation. You must not have a gambling mentality, let alone chase excessively high returns. Behind high returns, there are often high risks.

2. Try mentality - "I heard that you can make money with high returns, so come and try investing"

Investment is not child's play. When trying to invest, you must keep your eyes open and don't blindly follow the trend. In investment, after all, following the herd can sometimes bring you opportunities, but sometimes it can also make you accidentally fall into a quagmire. The editor reminds this type of investors: When choosing an investment method, you should also weigh it based on your own circumstances.

For example, learning more about the principles behind it, and communicating more with investment friends about investment experiences, etc., can make your investment journey smoother.

3. Buddhist mentality - "Invest casually, as long as you can make money, it doesn't matter if you don't make money."

It may be that life has smoothed the edges and corners that you should have, and you have this kind of mentality. People with this mentality are not in the minority. This type of investor is often too casual, even a little undisciplined. They invest casually with their eyes closed, and the returns are "just as they happen." Although the mentality is good, one undeniable fact is that there are various financial management platforms mixed together. If you are not careful, you may encounter a platform with hidden dangers.