Bitcoin vs Mutual Funds: Where Should We Invest? - page 2.

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Quote from: teddybear on August 24, 2022, 04:48:14 AM

Both are standard and produces decent returns...but which one is better to invest either Bitcoin or Mutual Funds

Mutual Funds: According to the investment objectives, mutual funds put money in equity, debt, gold, real estate, or a mix of both equity and debt, so many of the investors feel secure at the backend...

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You should invest in everything. Diversification is extremely important for an investment portfolio. Even if you are certain Bitcoin will outperform, the peace of mind you get from having a diversified portfolio is worth the loss of maximizing potential gains. It’s also a lot easier to see what’s going on when you have skin in all the games.

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I think everyone will have a different answers on where they will put their money to, not all people will have same mind and each person have different understanding.

Some people will say mutual funds is safe due to backed up with many asset and government allow it, but mutual funds isn't profitable since you only earn few % percentage every year. Few other will say Bitcoin is safe since it's encrypted by cryptography and decentralized, you could become a millionaire after holding for few years, but the risk is higher than the rest investment assets.

So what's your choice?

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Quote from: teddybear on August 24, 2022, 04:48:14 AM

Both are standard and produces decent returns...but which one is better to invest either Bitcoin or Mutual Funds

Mutual Funds: According to the investment objectives, mutual funds put money in equity, debt, gold, real estate, or a mix of both equity and debt, so many of the investors feel secure at the backend...

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Lol! They are not even comparable! And honestly when it comes to investment, why not both? Bitcoin can give you extreme returns but at the same time, it can erode your investment as well. However for mutual funds, it's extremely rare to loose your investment. So the risk profiles are very different for these two types of investments.

When you have money for investment, use an wide variety of assets and never invest only in bitcoin. When it comes to long term wealth creation, diversified portfolio is best!

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Yeah I'm confused too as to why you're comparing a diversified asset to an asset.

Quote from: Emmanuelex on August 24, 2022, 07:22:03 AM

I invest in both, though not because I think one is better than the other, but because I like to diversify with different things.

I think this is the best way to go about things but your % allocation of each would then depend on your risk tolerance. If crypto does well, it's probably worth knowing how to get your funds out and move them to safer assets so you can keep earning on them/store the equity you've built up.

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Since I have never tried Mutual Funds, I prefer bitcoin because I have gained a lot of experience investing in bitcoin. The profit I got from bitcoin is huge and will give me even more profit in the future. Maybe investing in Mutual Funds can also get big profits, depending on your investment, and you understand how to make a profit from that type of investment.

But with the unpredictable movement of bitcoin, some people can't trust it and keep investing as they did before. But it all doesn't matter because our ultimate goal is to make a profit from the investment we make. But it will be better to many type of the investment so your profit will be bigger.

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Quote from: Yamifoud on August 24, 2022, 07:15:36 AM

Depending on what you were preferred of,
If you want to fund security and less hassle which another party will take responsibility to grow your money - then choose mutual fund investment.
But if you want to take a high risk - then make choose of Bitcoin investment.

But for me, I'd rather make myself engage to something that could help to be more engage to market analysis as I was having fun of it and more it helps to develop decision-making.

at the end of the day, it really depends on the preference of the user, how comfortable he is in putting his money to these choice of investments. but to assure that you won't be screwed by going all in in either one, better allot certain amount to both. but as i said, it depends on the user where he feels he can take advantage of.

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I invest in both, though not because I think one is better than the other, but because I like to diversify with different things. Bitcoin is good in terms of the level of profit that can be made from it, but at the same time you know the risk is much. Mutual funds are just normal and stable , you should be looking anywhere around 12%?🤔 depending what you’re investing, but it wouldn’t go much above that

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Depending on what you were preferred of,
If you want to have fund security and less hassle which another party will take responsibility to grow your money - then choose mutual fund investment.
But if you want to take a high risk - then make choose of Bitcoin investment.

But for me, I'd rather make myself engage to something that could help to be more engage to market analysis as I was having fun of it and more it helps to develop decision-making.

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Quote from: mk4 on August 24, 2022, 05:12:29 AM

There's this thing called diversification, whereas you can pick your own allocation percentages depending on how risky or how safe you want to be with your investments. It's not one or the other when picking investments; it can be both, or even more than 5 assets (assuming you know what you're doing).

Exactly, there are no hard cut rules that say if you invest in bitcoin, you shouldn't invest in another, or that you can only hold one investment at a time. If an investment is considered safe and you have the finance to accommodate it, nothing stops you from investing there as well. Diversification of investment can be profitable if one is aware of what they are doing, but it can also be the downfall of an investor if he is not careful, or does not have proper knowledge before diversifying.

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Bitcoin and invest your money directly into Bitcoin.

Store it in non custodial wallets so that you won't have to rely on any party to get access to your Bitcoin. Not your keys, not your coins.

Mutual Funds or whatever funds, if you join you will have to rely on them to secure your coin. And if you want to get access to your coin, you must to get their approval. It sucks because you can not control what will happen with any fund manage by other parties.

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There's this thing called diversification, whereas you can pick your own allocation percentages depending on how risky or how safe you want to be with your investments. It's not one or the other when picking investments; it can be both, or even more than 5 assets (assuming you know what you're doing).

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Both are standard and produces decent returns...but which one is better to invest either Bitcoin or Mutual Funds

Mutual Funds: According to the investment objectives, mutual funds put money in equity, debt, gold, real estate, or a mix of both equity and debt, so many of the investors feel secure at the backend...

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