[Summary]

First of all, beginners in investing should follow basic principles such as ``diversification, long term, and low cost.'' By simply following these five steps, you will be able to build stable assets while avoiding major mistakes.

Golden rule 1: Make long-term investments a prerequisite.

Conclusion: Investing is about time.

Reason:

  • Price fluctuations are large in the short term
  • Growth tends to converge in the long term

Example:

  • The stock market goes up and down in the short term, but tends to grow in the long term.

Summary: Consider ``10 years or more'' as a guideline.

Golden rule 2: Reduce risk by diversifying your investments

Bottom line: Don't focus on one thing.

One word explanation: Diversified investment = Investing in multiple assets

Details:

  • Separate stocks, bonds, regions, etc.
  • Even if one decreases, the overall impact is suppressed

Mini example:

No dispersionWith dispersion
Only one companyinvest all over the world
big riskmedium risk

Summary: The basic strategy is to “hold it widely.”

Golden rule 3: Choose low-cost products

Conclusion: Fees are a definite negative.

Reason:

  • costs reduce returns
  • The longer the difference, the wider the difference becomes.

Example:

  • 1% difference per year → big difference in 20 years

Summary: Select “products with low trust fees.”

Rule #4: Don't buy or sell based on emotion

Conclusion: Impatience and greed are your biggest enemies.

Common mistakes:

  • Sell when the price declines (loss fixed)
  • Jump on the rise (capture the high price)

Measures:

  • decide the rules
  • Utilize automatic savings

Summary: Eliminate emotions through “systematization.”

Golden rule 5: Invest with surplus funds

Conclusion: Don't use your living expenses.

Reason:

  • Unable to withstand price fluctuations
  • It is easy to sell mid-way due to anxiety

Guideline:

  • Secure life defense funds (3 to 6 months worth)

Summary: Use money you can't live without.

Summary

  • Make time your ally with long-term investing
  • Reduce risk with diversification
  • Increase efficiency at lower cost
  • Operate rules without emotion
  • Continue with surplus funds

=> Action steps:

  1. Check monthly surplus funds
  2. Choose a decentralized investment trust
  3. Set up savings and leave it alone

This article is for educational and informational purposes only, based on public information. It is not a recommendation or solicitation to buy or sell any specific security or financial product. Although care is taken with accuracy, the content and future investment outcomes are not guaranteed. Final investment decisions should be made at your own judgment and responsibility.