Don't buy on credit.
Individual
investors have an instinctive desire to get rich quickly. However, most of them
do not have financial resources. You may even start investing in stocks
unprepared. The more you do, the more likely your investment will fail.
Through
‘Stock investing, the absolute science of getting rich’ the first thing I want
to say is, don't buy on credit. Credit is a really good idea to leverage with
little capital. But a good idea is that if the stock goes down, all the money
in the account will be lost due to the leverage. I also bought on credit. There
have been times when I lost almost the amount of money. I invested and deeply
regretted it. In other words, it is correct to say that I learned from
investment failures.
It
would be nice if stocks rise after the credit on buy, but usually the opposite
is the case. And in the meantime, experience the basement.
From
then on, liquidation guide text comes. Deposit money into your account to avoid
liquidation. The basement starts from the first basement floor and has no end
in sight.
Another
text is coming. This time using cash advance. Sometimes it could be the 10th
basement level, or it could be the 20th basement floor. You say you're going up
now and use the card loan. Then this time it will be on the 50th floor. The
account is already empty. I also experienced
I
also complained by calling the customer service center of the securities
company. But there is no benefit. Individual investors fail in the stock
market. And some leave the stock market and don't even look at the stock.
The
only way to beat short selling in the volatile stock market is not to use
credit. This is the most basic thing that individual investors must follow when
investing in stocks.
Credit
transactions are made with the money of securities companies when trading
stocks. The difference from receivable transactions is that transactions are
possible only with collateral securities in a certain section.
Credit
transactions have a deadline, and you must put in a margin within this
deadline. If you don't put in a margin, you will be counter-traded. So, when
individual investors make credit transactions, they move away from the absolute
science of getting rich from stock investing.