8 Reasons Why You Should Not Invest in Stock Market

Disclaimer:
I am fond of encouraging people who has the potential or capability to do so. Because OPPORTUNITY COMES TOO FAST. Just like birds that doesn't really stay long in one area, you have to catch them in flight. Whatever you do NOW is prudent for your FUTURE.

Building a right foundation is much better than trying to just be blinded by what you could be possibly earn. You need your foundation right no matter how good investment is. The goal is more important than investing itself. Liquidity and cash flows are more important than just being profitable.

GOLDEN RULE BEFORE INVESTING IN STOCK MARKET:
1. You should not be investing when your income or cash flow is weak no matter how good the opportunity. Or your job is not secure.
2. You should not be investing when you have little savings or no emergency funds.
3. You should not be investing when your in debt. Paying debt is being responsible and good steward.
4. You should not be investing when you cannot take the volatility. You may start a little amount so you can ride on the flow of your limits.
5. You should not be investing when you become emotional. Hindi ito habulan ng presyo!
6. You should not be investing when you do not know what stocks you supposed to buy.
7. You should not be investing when you don't know what you're getting into.
8. You should not be investing when you feel like it or because you see others are profiting. You must have a purpose, goal and the right skills.

GOLDEN RULE FOR INVESTING IN STOCKS:
1. Do not put all eggs in one basket.
2. Do not invest one-time amount. Learn to average down and acquire patience.
3. Buy lower lows, sell higher highs.
4. Seeing red in your portfolio is not a paper loss unless you sell it in lower amount from the amount you bought.
5. Learn to analyze the prices before market opens and after market close.
6. Find a mentor. Invest in knowledge. But the decision will always be on you. Finance should always be personal matter.

GOOD NEWS:
Option 1 - Money market funds are for those who are conservatives in investing and doesn't want any hassle learning all throughout their investment. These are managed funds by registered online brokers and banks, with a fee. 7 days holding period only. Low risk, low reward.
Options 2 - Mutual funds are for those who doesn't want any hassle learning all throughout their investment. These are managed funds by registered online brokers and banks, with a fee. You don't have the control to withdraw for 90 days. High risk, high reward.

Start small because the most important is you have started now than never. What matter the most is you tried what's been work for you. Trade and invest smart! bit.ly/investaprime

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