Even if a person's investment management activity highlights temptation, then we can call it trading or gambling. There is nothing wrong with making a profit in investment, but if you feel tempted by profit and if you keep spending extra money in the pursuit of extra profit, then it is definitely part of trading, even if it is long-term.

An investor should learn to give equal priority to daily needs and wants as well as investment. If he ignores daily needs and wants and invests with the necessary money, then the temptation is reflected in him, which certainly violates the rules of investment and reflects the nature of trading. You have a higher chance of losing in such an investment. The reason for this may be that you are using money that is necessary in investment and you are not ready to lose that money. When this money is urgently needed, a person will have no choice but to sell holdings to meet that urgent need or you will be forced to take loans which will reflect poor financial management. To be aggressive in investing, you have to be careful not to use the necessary money and you have to be aggressive in investing in a planned manner.