The stock market is a battleground of knowing when a
business will reach full bloom and placing your money where there is growth. You
need experience to develop a good investment strategy. Here are a few common investor
attitudes and their effects on the growth and sustainability of your
investments
1.
The Patient Investor
A patient investor is one who works hard for their money and
will choose their portfolio’s sustainability rather than having higher
potential returns. A patient investor has the temperance to wait for quality
companies to have their stock shaken down. They ensure low risks and look for
quality companies that literally pay investors back through dividend stocks.
2.
The Risk Taker
A risk-taking investor is one who realizes proper business
practices are important, but they choose to up the notch by taking their
investments from big-name companies to these companies’ lesser known
competition. Even if these companies fluctuate rapidly in a single trading day,
they can tolerate the roller coaster ride to get improved returns.
3.
The Innovation Addict
An investor finds innovation and unique products the basis
for investing in a company. New jet skis with literal jets will attract these
investors. Most of these investors look for companies that try to defy the
current market with new ideas and products. They look for inventors and
innovators. However, they face great risks with their investments.
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