Investment trust asset formation ... What are the characteristics of investors who fail?[Professional asset management explanations]

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It is said that self -help efforts are needed to prepare enough funds for old age and educational funds for children.Under such circumstances, "investment trust" is used as a method of asset formation.However, since investment trusts are invested rather than savings, there is a risk of decrease in assets.In this article, we will explain the characteristics of investors who reduce assets by investment trusts and what to do to prevent failure.

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What are the characteristics of those who fail the asset formation by investment trusts?

An investment trust is a financial product that operates the money collected from investors as a large fund and distributes the profit to investors.Failures in investment trusts are the decrease in assets.Investment trusts are not savings but investment, so there is the same risk that assets will decrease.First of all, I will introduce what is common in investment trusts.

Case1: Short -term trading is repeated

For example, in the case of investment trusts operated by stocks, you can buy it when the price drops and sell it when the price is rising.For this reason, when you start investment trusts, you will often be worried about your daily price movements, and some people will repeat short -term trading.Short -term trading can be profitable by experienced people who are accustomed to asset management to some extent, but it is extremely difficult to determine the timing of buying and selling in a timely manner even for experienced people.For this reason, beginners and busy working people who are not used to operation may make a loss rather than profit and fail.Also, if you want to make a big profit in short -term trading, you will be targeting stocks with intense price movements.Be careful with a large price movement because the return of success is large, but the risk of failure is large.On the other hand, in the case of long -term operations, the longer it is held, the more profits tend to be stable.Even if the price drops temporarily, you may be profitable in the future, so you do not need to worry about daily price movements, and it is highly likely that you will be able to prevent failure by taking time.