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Investment strategies - Coggle Diagram
Investment strategies
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Bad practises
buying/selling on dopamine/emotional-sentiments/hype of yourself/market/economy/cool-podcast-you-heard
"greed" i.e. investing for maximum gain rather than your investment goals (retirement, min-retirement, financial independence etc.)
investing in a way that affects your peace-of-mind (leverage taking away your sleep, market downturn making one bankrupt)
not having strategy in case of market downturn, a strategy that works for your psychology
leverage (know what you are doing, scenarios where people become bankrupt and commit suicide)
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Momentum investing
{like trading, gambling with extra steps disguised as having a plan}
Value investing
{buy high value companies at low price, need to learn about valuation a lot, not for beginner investors, putting eggs-in-one-basket risk (like airline industry in pandemic)}
Growth investing
{do well in market boom, usually hyped and highly priced}
Dividend investing
{regular cash inflow, have to pay taxes on dividends tho}
Cryptos, NFTs etc.
{underlying block-chain tech has potential to be revolutionary, still early in evolution phase, highly volatile, full of scams, and overpriced af}
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Real-estate, REITs
{case specific, not for beginners, need enough knowledge regarding tax and property risks}
Cash
{Worth decreases with inflation, but is the most liquid asset}
Bonds/Bonds ETFs
{low returns, developed countries bonds are safe bets (corporate or developing countries less so), can be used as hedge against market downturns or fixed-deposit cash-inflow during retirement phase}
Gold
{doesn't do much, goes up during market downturn so can be used as hedge}