I'm.not very experienced with the stock market but I'm in a line of work on doing investments and have some experience from it. An investment is always done in a company, and it's of utter importance to know that, many people miss that crucial part of it. And you need to know that you are buying the underlying asset, and if you are in for it in the long term than you are going to make a good investment if this underlying asset increase in value. And the best way to I.prove your chances for this happening is to buy a stock in a great company.
These quotes from Warren buffet on investing is worth reading.
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.ruleone...ccess/amp/
One of the best tips is to buy something that you are comfortable enough not to have to look at the current stock price for 3 years to be assured that you made a good investment. Search for a company, research it and it's market, see if it's priced right according to its current and prospect future value and if it is - buy it and keep it. Only sell it if something in the company change so drastically that your estimate of its prospect value changes enough to not qualify it as a good investment anymore.
These quotes from Warren buffet on investing is worth reading.
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.ruleone...ccess/amp/
One of the best tips is to buy something that you are comfortable enough not to have to look at the current stock price for 3 years to be assured that you made a good investment. Search for a company, research it and it's market, see if it's priced right according to its current and prospect future value and if it is - buy it and keep it. Only sell it if something in the company change so drastically that your estimate of its prospect value changes enough to not qualify it as a good investment anymore.
