Recently, I flipped through an investment book and felt that I could save a lot of tuition fees when I saw it a few years ago.
In this current market, many people feel that risk assets cannot be touched, and indeed no one can escape the greed of human nature. But the question is - is it safe to put money in the bank?
Calculate the account: The current deposit interest rate is basically equivalent to the shrinking asset compared with the inflation rate. If the money lies still, it is actually a loss.
Therefore, it is reasonable to find those risk-controllable configuration methods. The return is definitely stronger than the current bill, at least it can outperform the CPI.
Although this book is more suitable for people with a little background, novices will not be confused when they read it. The logic is clear, and the case is real.
If you want to have a stable configuration but are afraid of stepping on pitfalls, you should really find a reliable framework to establish cognition first. Paying less tuition is worth more than anything.
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AirdropHunterKing
· 9h ago
Dude, I love to hear this, putting money in the bank is chronic suicide, I have long figured out this.
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Current interest is not as fast as inflation, it is really shrinking, and I have been so stupid before.
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The key is to find a reliable configuration logic, don't buy blindly, pay less tuition and earn it.
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This matter is like stroking hair, you have to figure out the rules first, don't pay gas fees indiscriminately.
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Money is a loss, and it must be moved, provided that the risk is controllable.
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Well said, bank interest is not enough to resist inflation, and we have to find a better outlet.
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I like this kind of book that is broken and crushed, the logic is clear, there are few pits, and it is worth gnawing on.
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TestnetNomad
· 9h ago
Putting money in the bank is really chronic suicide, this is a good wake-up
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gas_guzzler
· 9h ago
Having said that, lying in the bank is really equivalent to chronic death, and inflation eats up more interest than anything else in a month
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MetaReckt
· 9h ago
The deposit bank is indeed the most invisible leek cut, anyway, I can't stand this interest rate
Recently, I flipped through an investment book and felt that I could save a lot of tuition fees when I saw it a few years ago.
In this current market, many people feel that risk assets cannot be touched, and indeed no one can escape the greed of human nature. But the question is - is it safe to put money in the bank?
Calculate the account: The current deposit interest rate is basically equivalent to the shrinking asset compared with the inflation rate. If the money lies still, it is actually a loss.
Therefore, it is reasonable to find those risk-controllable configuration methods. The return is definitely stronger than the current bill, at least it can outperform the CPI.
Although this book is more suitable for people with a little background, novices will not be confused when they read it. The logic is clear, and the case is real.
If you want to have a stable configuration but are afraid of stepping on pitfalls, you should really find a reliable framework to establish cognition first. Paying less tuition is worth more than anything.