Almost a week has gone by, and I am glad to say that I have learned much about the world of investment. I am now able to determine the economic sector, P/E ratio, and return rate for stocks. While this acquisition of skills is admirable, there is still a gap of knowledge--how to successfully make money. Who knew getting rich would be so arduous to achieve?
As a middle-of-the-pack member of this stock market activity, I have deduced that while it is relatively easy to make "some" profit through safety measures like diversification and stock rationing, it is near impossible to make a lot of profit without taking considerable risk. Thus far, my purchases have been broad and relatively minute. This methodology keeps me afloat, but does not permit me the wild stock market success I yearn for.
Logically, the go-big-or-go-home philosophy has the potential to make me very well off. But the latter option of that philosophy, the go-home portion, is not very appealing. As I approach the conclusion of this investment experience, I am proud to say that I have had stability. While I have not always had the biggest payoff, I have had consistancy. I'll take the figment of success any day.
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