Learn to walk before you want to run. For beginners, the first step is to manage their spare money first, starting with fixed-income products. The so-called fixed income products are not limited to bond funds, money funds and new funds, but also include non-fund products such as bank wealth management products.
2. Start internship as early as possible and pay less tuition.
What you get on paper is so shallow that you never know what you have to do. Investment is the most taboo on paper. The biggest difference between actual operation and virtual operation lies in the difference of mentality, which is a very important factor to determine the income. In addition, practical exercise is also a trading exercise, and accumulating experience can avoid many pits. At the initial stage of investment, most people really don't have any money, and their tuition fees will be less.
3. Start with a small attempt.
In the early stage of learning, when the investment success rate is not high, small-scale attempts are also a good way of self-protection. You can also try more at the same time, and the progress may be faster. Try to keep up with the energy, otherwise it will be difficult to gain something.
4. Carefully consider paying for knowledge and buying classes.
In recent years, there are many new things to levy "IQ tax", and knowledge payment is a relatively concentrated field. It can't be said that all knowledge payments are scams, and most of them are for cutting leeks. If you have the opportunity to know the inside story of the industry, the degree of chilling may be second only to water droplets.
5, professional and vertical, don't learn pan-financial management.
To extend it, if you want to learn from the media, choose vertical media, and never learn pan-financial management. A pan-financing can explain why. Their professionalism and concentration, at least in the fund, cannot be compared with the fund from the media. It is not difficult for the fund big V to fool a pan-financial big V.
6. Be careful when reading and studying.
For me, the most helpful fund books are the teaching materials of the fund qualification examination. The biggest advantage of this book is that it won't teach you anything wrong. Many fund books on the market will teach you some wrong ideas and even knowledge.
For beginners, learning mistakes is far more harmful than not learning. Of course, I don't recommend beginners to read the textbook of the fund qualification examination. If you have a little financial background, you can still do it, otherwise this book is like a gobbledygook, and we still have to do it step by step.
7. Open an account cautiously. Try more, not more.
Many people dare to try new things, but Mr. Lemon must remind you to be careful when opening a fund account. Use as few trading channels as possible. If you have good management skills, don't use too many trading channels at the same time, which will bring great trouble to your management, and some friends need to declare financial assets. Then you will know that there is a long pain.