1. Eggs break easily. If all the eggs are put in the same basket and accidentally knocked over, it is possible to break all the eggs and none of them are intact. Therefore, it is relatively safe to put eggs in many baskets. In case a basket is knocked over, even if all the eggs in one basket are broken, the eggs in the other baskets can be intact. Applying this maxim in the investment market is to diversify investment.
2. Soros's investment method is very complicated and rigorous, and he dares to take big risks. This is a contradictory set. However, these two styles can be combined wonderfully, and always get extremely rich returns from the investment. But it can also carefully control losses and stop losses in time when the market is wrong. On the other hand, Soros can not only concentrate his financial resources on some investment projects, but also know the value of diversification, and will not cause great risks because of too concentrated investment. Don't put all your eggs in one basket. "Soros believes that this is the wisdom of the investment market and the supreme golden sentence.
3. For the whole investment market, it is necessary to disperse funds in interest rate market, stock market, foreign exchange market, real estate market, futures market and futures market. For a single market, it is to spread funds to many different regional markets. For example, the stock market, funds can invest in Hong Kong stock market, Tokyo stock market, London stock market, Wall Street stock market and so on. For the stock market, diversification means investing in stocks of different enterprises.
1. Centralized investment:
Investment is a sensitive topic, but some people have written a book about it with the title of Centralized Investment and the subtitle of Investment Strategy Advocated by Buffett and Charles Munger. The style of this book is similar to Chirco Kajianzan's Wall Street Financial Crocodile. Eight famous investors are selected, the methods of centralized investment are introduced, and the similarities and differences between * * * are summarized.