如何学习投资？

For sure, skip the paid courses at the beginning. Start by searching for free information on the internet.

Don't invest anything for the first six months. Give yourself time to learn, understand the world of investment and finance, terminology, etc.,

Your first investment should be books. Buy some basics books or some famous investor stories.

Once you get a little familiar with the topic on many platforms, you can set up a DEMO account and play, for example, on forex for virtual money. Sign up and see how you're doing.

Then, when you see that you are already able to anticipate various stock movements, you can create a real account and deposit real money. However, remember not to invest more than you can afford to lose.

Here are the qualities that if you don't have it, it's not worth investing at all.

1. Timing and temperament. Time. Reasonable investments require a reasonable time horizon. Think about how you can spread your capital over the timeline. Just like you don't pay for holidays in December when you have to pay for holidays and changing winter tires earlier. Try not to invest in "from - to" dates, which are coupled with your personal spending mode, because you may get an unpleasant surprise of a mid-term price drop or correction just when you need the invested funds for something else. Then you will get out of your investment in the negative. Therefore, at least always adjust the amount of funds allocated to the investment with the plan of other expenses. Never invest everything you have. Temperament. The greatest investors know how to stay calm and poised while others are raging. This makes them consistently outperform investors who have been lucky for a while. Warren Buffett said that the key to success was captive temperament. Few are able to repeat his investment success. Many of us succumb to emotions and clear our wallets when we see declines. No IQ, visits to the fortune-teller and spells will not help when your investment drops below 50%, and you have to withstand and analyze the situation coldly, instead of jumping at a loss, because it may be the perfect time to buy instead of sell History of the largest investments and fortunes teaches that they were created by investing in promising companies in the long run with the prospect of profit for several dozen years, and not by jumping in and out of investments out of fear and greed at the worst moments. So build resistance to emotions that lead to bad investment decisions.

Here are five exercises for a startup investor to stay calm: 1. Repeat the mantra to yourself: “I am a serious investor; not a speculator, I expect that over time, the increase in prices, dividends, will bring the expected profits. 2. Focus on the value of the companies you invest in. Don't focus on daily price changes. 3. Buy and hold. We buy with the intention of holding for the long term. 4. Never act like a speculator. Be resilient. 5. Don't give in to the atmosphere created by market commentators. Be quiet and stop clicking.

When investing in startups, time is not measured in minutes, you choose investments because of their long-term potential. So resist the temptation to keep going.

Make cold-blooded decisions, even when you have an insider. Sometimes the best action is not doing it.

Review the investment process once again. Write on a piece of paper why you invested in the company or cryptocurrency. Keep an investor's notebook, from which you can easily read over time what guided your investment decisions. Confront constantly what has fundamentally changed? This simple exercise teaches you that stock market spikes and drops make little difference to long-term wealth gain.

Don't be chaotic. Open the "basket" and track potential assets to stay up to date on investments that interest you before you enter them. When preparation meets opportunity, great investments are made.

Minimize risk by diversifying your assets - keep a portfolio of a few different assets that are trending against each other. You invest by averaging expenses; then accumulate investments over time by regularly investing a certain amount during periods of ups and downs. For example, every month for three months, you buy a cryptocurrency for $1,000, regardless of its price. When the price goes down, you buy more, and when it goes up, you buy less. This is a mid-cost strategy. The idea behind this strategy is that when prices are high, you can only afford to buy a certain number of cryptocurrencies or stocks. When prices fall, you can buy more with a fixed amount invested each period. When the stock market improves, you can enjoy having more shares bought at a low price. A similar way to average the risk of an investment is to divide the potential investment amount by three and choose three different times in the timeline to buy the asset. Each temperament is its own path to success or failure. If you set clear parameters for the allocation model of your investments that best allow you to sleep at night, then you have drawn the correct conclusions from this article.

At the end. Do not fight your own temperament and use your strengths instead. Find investments that suit you. You know your temperament best. Sometimes, when your investment choices surprise you, remember that volatility is always an opportunity. It is important that you understand your decisions and feel that they have been thought through.

What should you beware of in the crypto market? Mostly naivety and greed. We have thousands of cryptocurrency projects and new ones are created every day. Among them there are those that from the beginning were created in order to gain as much money as possible, and after reaching the goal they disappear as quickly as they were created.

We also have some that will be abandoned by the developers or lose the interest of the community, and investors will be left with worthless tokens.

Some cryptocurrencies will be stolen by hackers due to security flaws, the same applies to smaller exchanges (it happens that large ones return stolen crypto to customers from their own funds).

We are not able to make only good decisions, but prudence and caution will limit the risk. If a project promises golden mountains, e.g. very high profits in a short time - be careful, research it and do not invest too much.

If suddenly the community starts to be bombarded with information about a new, revolutionary coin that will conquer the market - do as above, because every development team promises a lot, and few are actually able to deliver.

If celebrities promote some cryptocurrency, you can be almost sure that they own a large amount of it themselves and want to raise the rate or they were paid for the promotion. This also applies to YouTubers. If you get a message that forgotten bitcoins are waiting for you to collect them or someone wants to multiply your funds, but first they need you to send them to the address provided - do not click on any links and delete such messages. No one will make you two bitcoins, not even Vitalik.

Thanks for liking my advice.