Its your money then its you choice to make when it comes to investment choice because we dont know on what future holds and if you do see something that has potential or does have that kind of benefit or somewhat into these categories then you would really be making some move which it would really be just a normal approach but of course this isnt something that talks about on making money,
Always mind off with the risk involved because if you arent that careful when it comes to your investment decisions then all of those funds would really becoming to waste. We are talking about pension funds
on here on which this is something an amount which we would really be that depending on the time that we do get old.
If you could be able to bare up with the risk about Bitcoin investment then its your call.Just make it sure that you do have other investments as well if ever this one fails but even though this is unlikely
but its better to always have that back up plans because we cant really be sure on what are the things that would happening ahead.
That's the point, if you can take more time to secure your knowledge about this venue of investment then for sure it's not hard to realize the potential of this market, it's your money and taking good care of your finances is very important, if you can put portions of your pension then so be it, but putting everything in that's might need deeper knowledge in case things might not turn into your favor you can still have some portions of your money to use with your needs.
All will depend on how good your understanding is and how you really wanted to take your venture to this venue of investment.
That is a bit of vague answer though. I mean is it safe or not? Surely it depends on how much you know, and that is important without a doubt. But when you look at the market right now you realize that it is not really that weird and not really that different.
I personally hope that the best thing to do in this case is to invest some part of your pension to just bitcoin and hold it until you retire, not make any moves just because it went up or down. That is an answer, it says you should put some of it, doesn't say how much so that part is still vague, but doesn't say it doesn't know. That's an important part of it. I know that we can't really make a big deal about how much we know, but we can't just say they have to make their own decision neither.
It is a decision to make if they are willing to take the risk, pension money is something that they work hard during their early age and if they will use it as investment it's better that they fully understand what they are doing, like we both said, portion and not the entire pension is good enough if they really wanted to invest in this venue of business.
There's nothing aside from their own understanding and knowledge that will stop or prevent anyone to invest to what they believe they can earn decently.
It is really indeed a matter of risks taking because when it comes to these kind of decisions on which risk taking thing is really that crucial, not all would be able to take up such risks specially when we do talk about
pension funds which is something that would really be giving out some assurance on the time that we do get old and doesnt have that work anymore.If you are aware of the risks then it would be your choice on going all in but if not then you could always choose on having some partial investment into it whether it would be playing around 20-30% or according into your risks appetite.
Not all would really be having on the same risks level or appetite on which there are ones who could be able to invest but pretty aware on whats the risks behind.Some would really be going into the opposite way.
Investment is never been safe specially on something that it is really that speculative. We cant really just put up money and just wait for us to get rich.
This isnt how this market opportunity do give.