Quote from: Berryfolia on March 26, 2025, 03:53:18 PM

“INVESTING” is suited for long-term objectives like retirement,or growing wealth over time,and involves buying or holding assets,concentrating on fundamentals,and reaping the benefits of compounded growth with less stress.

“TRADING” is for the hopeful,short-term gainers by buy frequently and sell often;it takes time to analyze the market and requires a higher tolerance for risk.

“INVESTING” may be for you if you want slow growth with less involvement; “TRADING” may be for you if you enjoy analyzing the market,have time to put it all together,and can tolerate risk.

A combination of both methods work well,if strategically managing a portion of your overall portfolio for trading allows you to invest for growth over the longer term.

Yes, investing and trading can be combined according to our needs or goals. It also depends on our willingness to accept the risks we choose. I'm personally a trader, but I also invest long-term, such as in Bitcoin. So, for me, these two aren't just choices, they're inseparable. I make money from trading, and I always save a portion of my earnings each week for long-term investment in Bitcoin using the DCA method.

Long-term investment is clearly crucial for anyone. If someone wants a better future, they should start investing now for that future. Another issue is which investment instrument is best suited for them. Determining this requires further analysis. If someone sees potential in an instrument and is confident in it, they should choose it after thorough analysis. I personally believe Bitcoin has excellent future potential. Therefore, my choice is to invest in Bitcoin. And of course, I also invest in physical assets like gold and land, and similar assets. I believe diversification is crucial.

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