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Lastly, whenever we are talking about Bitcoin investment risk should not be a factor because the word risk minimal in Bitcoin investment.

I don't totally agree with this. There is risk in bitcoin, low risk or not. The risk is low when you're holding for a long time that's for sure but there is risk. So instead what you should say is that the person should say "low risk"No investment doesn't involve risk. Even treasury bills have risks even though it's low risk.
If you're investing for the short term then it is no longer "low risk" but "risk"

When talking to people above bitcoin investment, especially newbies I make sure I stress out the risk part so they won't have the idea that they can't lose money or that profit is guaranteed withing a certain period.

I humbly agreed to your statement about risk, first of all life is full of risk, then relating risk to Bitcoin investments, Bitcoin is much risky if you don't know anything about Bitcoin as a newbie, there is something i want you to clear me, you said that investing in a long term investment that is no risk and when involve in short term investment that it is not more in a low risk abi. Than it should be high risk when it comes to short term investment and low risk when it comes to Long term investment ba?

so first divide your money into equal parts and keep the Bitcoin investment in a way that should not be spent in any way.

Looking at this statement here, I really don't think it's ideal, if you divide your weekly or monthly income into two and invest one part of it, their is a higher probability that you might be compel to temper with your holdings in the future because investing half of your monthly or weekly income is too high, and it would definitely disturb you in financing your day to day running of your daily expenses, investing 20%-30% of your net income is quite ok, not 50%, remember that the remaining 50% is where you still remove your emergency funds from, so their is a higher probability that you may struggle in meeting up in financing your basic needs which will compel you to temper with your holdings, because you investing more than what you can do away with for a very long period of time.

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We have seen short -term investors most traders, the reason for giving more importance to the trend of this short -term market is because the profit is high.

No, short term traders and selling for minimal gains will not give you something significant or something huge like holding for like five circles, most of these traders just want to make quick money that's the primary reason they trade their Bitcoin, but when it comes to profitability, holding for a very long period of time is the real deal.