Monday, August 18, 2014

Invest In Your Expertise Area


For most of us hesitate to move a step forward into the investment, because we don’t know how the market run and we don’t have any idea on how to invest in the right market or right company or right stocks. However, you can take the advantage of your area of expertise to do investment.

As the Warren Buffett, who is a legendary investor and has been the third richest man on earth, said that “if you don’t understand a business, don’t buy it”, it mean that if you understand a business or a sector, then you have the advantages when it comes to buying the stocks, your understanding or experience may not seems related with the stocks you are going to buy, but it’s actually related when it comes to investment. You knowledge will help you in the stock market. As an example, you are good at gaming, so you will know which game will flooding into the market, so you may invest into that game.

So, everyone has something that is your interest. And you can translate it into the stock market no matter what your interest is. Here another example, if you are a coffee lover, you will know which coffee shop served the best coffee and who’s the competitors and yet you’ll know how the companies grow.

Or as if you manage to read the novels before it become on top of the list on New York Bestseller, you might caught some books before it picked up to be turned into a movie, like the Hunger Game. You might want to invest in the film produce company.

So, investing might be easier from your expertise. but also remember to do research before you made any investment even though you know the company. 

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Reference:
http://www.forbes.com/2010/05/19/invest-in-what-you-know-personal-finance-investing.html

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