For most people, investing in stocks is a bad choice.
Most clever people do not invest in stocks or mutual funds unless they have some success. Invest in your business first. Bill Gates and Steve Jobs first invested in themselves and in their business.
What about Warren Buffett? He started business at the age of nine. It is a soft drink transportation business. With the money earned from this business and newspaper delivery, he started buying a pinball machine when he was in junior high school and renting it to a barber shop. When I was a high school student, I bought used Rolls-Royce and started the car rental business. After saving the money he earned and graduating from university, he raised funds and established an investment company. But Buffett himself has paid only $ 100 out of $ 100,000. Buffett invested only $ 100 in self-funding. Buffett is so clever that he doesn't invest his money in stocks, except that $ 100.
If you have talent outside of investing in stocks, you should invest other people's money in stocks instead of your own money.
I have no other talent except language and investment. So buy stocks.
In Japan, where inflation hasn't happened for a long time, it's hard to feel it, but I think it's because the value goes down if you leave unused money.
America is a great example, and prices have increased dramatically over the past 10 years. If you were an investor, you could have offset the inflation.
Even if you leave it in the bank, if the bank uses it to make some investment, you can do the same thing by yourself.
Stocks are certainly at high risk, so if you have one, choosing a company that is at the top of the investment field will reduce the risk.
If you live in the United States, if you only take care of the money that you don't use, you will feel that the money will rot.
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