After entering the modern society, young people are particularly keen on stock trading and buying funds, and some even think that doing so can make them realize their financial freedom quickly. To some extent, it is good to have the concept of asset allocation, but we need to put more energy into our own work, and there is no need to spend a lot of time on stock trading and buying funds. This behavior is a bit out of tune.
Many people think that buying funds from stocks can increase assets.
With the continuous development of economy, some people find that their assets are depreciating and their purchasing power is declining. In order to resist the depreciation of assets, many people will increase the value of their assets by buying stocks and funds. This logic is very good, but it is necessary to properly consider the investment cycle and investment ability, and never take stock trading and buying funds as the only way to increase assets.
Some people want to get something for nothing in this way.
Imagine that when a person gets a certain amount of principal, he can get a higher return on investment by trading stocks and buying funds, and many returns on investment have even exceeded his labor income. In this case, some people with relatively weak willpower want to get something for nothing in this way, but many people simply can't earn the corresponding return on investment in the actual investment process.
Some people want to learn more about investment in this way.
For some young people, because some young people have never participated in investment behavior, they will think that they need to learn to invest by trading stocks and buying funds. If a person's own investment behavior is relatively stable, it is a good choice to spend a proper amount of energy to buy funds and stocks. In this way, you can further understand your asset attributes and fully evaluate your asset allocation.