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Re: less risk or big profit?
by
nur rochid
on 30/06/2023, 06:40:27 UTC
I would go for less risk and less profit because I rather have less risk and less profit but consistent, for me that would be stable income and consistency is the key to have a big profit in the long run. Younger people will always put big risk in order to make huge profit but once you will aged you will only settle for less risk but consistent profit and of course it's less stress at all. Investing will not be measure for huge profit but it matters for long term run!

I think what you are saying is absolutely not wrong in terms of risk and taking advantage. Because when someone starts consistently to be able to get profits in the long run even though he collects it little by little every day, of course in the end he will also find a lot of profit because he gets it continuously. But what is still a problem now is that not everyone can benefit continuously even with a very small size and also accompanied by a small risk.

That is, profit in any case is not always related to the size of the risk taken by someone, but it also has something to do with one's level of luck in terms of investment even though it is for the long term. Because the obstacle here is consistency in getting profits every day or every week, unless the market can always increase as he wants.
Everyone wants that, but it's not easy because basically the level of risk will be proportional to the possible benefits that will be obtained, but it's different if you have consistency in one thing in taking profits that can be obtained continuously even in small amounts, indeed it will has a small risk but must be realized at first it will still be the same with a comparable level of risk.
We can only choose, take a small risk with the possibility of a small profit or a big profit which of course comes with a big risk.
In the sentence it is "sometimes" a thing related to luck, in this case there is certainly no certainty that you will profit or even vice versa become a loss, a kind of thing (luck) does not be a benchmark in the calculation of investment in general, because it is outside your self -control.

I am more agreeing that the benefits are directly proportional to the risks we take, because in mathematical calculations you can make predictions, with the meaning that determining the benefits and losses in outline in investing you can see it.

If luck is made a benchmark, your investment will feel bored, because in reality the big profit is difficult, but what makes it a big profit is the consistency of the income that we can get
luck is synonymous with gambling, so it's as if we don't have a clear portfolio, in investing everyone must know the character of the field we invest in, so we know the risks and rewards, because many of us only look at the benefits at the beginning, so we forget about the risks. therefore every newcomer should not be tempted by someone's success before learning and understanding so they can do well. Many people are successful because they have swallowed a lot of bitterness