Investing in stock is crucial

[Starmix]

Investing in stocks is crucial for several reasons:

• Potential for higher return
• Diversification of portfolio
• Ownership in companies
• Income generation
• Hedge against inflation
• Flexibility and liquidity
• Long-term growth
• Professional guidance

By understanding the benefits and importance of investing in stocks, individuals can make informed decisions to grow their wealth, achieve financial goals, and build a secure financial future.

 

[Hate2Wait]

I feel it's one of the things which is not so risky and we can expect to make profits if not in the short run then in long run but for that we need to stay patient

 

[Starmix]

That's right, and investor needs to be patient and much better if he could also invest more. He can decide the one he can afford to lose.

 

[Springtime]

Investing in stocks do bring a lot of benefits. It helps you to grow your wealth. But you have to do your homework or seek advice before making any investment. There is no sure win in investment.

 

[Starmix]

I already invested in local stocks in a private college with a student population of 26, 000. I was invited by the school owners to buy stock whose owners left for United States. I bought two stocks all in all $ 8000.

 

[Suba]

In general, local stocks are not traded publicly or on the stock exchange, and local stocks are also classified as employee shares. Colleges are also not classified as profit-oriented businesses.

 

[Sanjeev]

There is always a risk involved in buying stocks, one must analyse thoroughly before buying or selling a stock.

 

[King Belieal]

If one can at least have one or two stock, that would help the person to build a good financial structure.

 

[Suba]

Stocks are not only a crucial investment instrument in financial planning, the stock market is also easily accessible, has high returns, high liquidity, and investing in stocks can also increase financial literacy.

 

[Starmix]

Local stocks are generally not traded publicly or on the stock exchange, and local stocks are also classified as employee shares. Colleges are also not classified as profit-oriented businesses.

I invested in a local stock in a private college. The feeling is good when someone tells you that you are a stockholder in a prestigious college. My friend gained five million pesos after 20 years of investing but her capital was half a million.

 

[Suba]

I invested in a local stock in a private college. The feeling is good when someone tells you that you are a stockholder in a prestigious college. My friend gained five million pesos after 20 years of investing but her capital was half a million.

It is not the profit that I measure but the type of organization, college is social and educational in nature, while companies are profit-making or profit-oriented.