What Kind of Investor Are You — Growth, Income, or Value?

[SilverLance]

When you put money into something like stocks, mutual funds, or even small side projects, what do you usually look for?

Do you like things that can grow quickly over time? Do you prefer something that feels more stable and gives small returns regularly? Or, do you look for things that seem low in price now but might be worth more later?

 

[Fidelia]

I prefer to invest in things that would explode in value overtime. I know such investment require patience to achieve the goal.

 

[Augusta]

Yes I'm growth investor have
Strong earnings growth potential. Compounding returns over time and Capitalising on market trends and innovation.

 

[Springtime]

I am a conservative investor and aim to make long term investment. I buy blue chip dividend paying stocks. Although the stock price of such kind of stocks may not rise to a large extent short term, but I am happy receiving regular dividend payment.

 

[Augusta]

it no bad idea to be a Conservative investor as it offer you lower risk, relatively steady income, increased capital preservation, diversification, and reduced volatility