Pages:
Author

Topic: Inflation and investment - page 4. (Read 632 times)

legendary
Activity: 2898
Merit: 1253
So anyway, I applied as a merit source :)
April 20, 2022, 09:30:40 AM
#60
Of course I will continue to invest part of my income in potential sectors,,, but indeed to be able to achieve stable financial conditions today is quite difficult, due to inflation and economic uncertainty ... but even so this is a challenge for me so that in the future I will be better at managing my finances
You just to make sure you are not investing more than you can afford to lose, it is a simple but often overlooked statement. Like I said, 10% is like a ceiling for me but I can stretch it by another +5%.

Do invest in potential sectors and help their growth, you will reap their profits and get your share of sharing their burden of costs. But at the same time be diligent about what you are investing in. Do not follow blindly what others might suggest. Inflation has been there since the dawn of fiat currency but that does not mean you will not invest in fiat markets, that is being stubborn.

Inflation is an issue that everyone is concerned about today when fluctuations in the economies of major countries in the world such as the US, inflation can increase and devalue money globally.  So to overcome the inflation period and keep the value of your assets, investors are still wondering whether to buy gold or invest in Bitcoin more profitable, I recommend you to invest in bitcoin because bitcoin is safe and higher security.
Bitcoin is only safe if the person holding it knows how to keep their coins safe. Gold is safe in a sense that you can store it in bank-lockers and they have some sort of insurance in case of theft, bitcoin does not. Majority of bitcoin thefts are due to lack of technical know-how. This should be corrected.
member
Activity: 700
Merit: 14
April 20, 2022, 09:11:13 AM
#59
Inflation is an issue that everyone is concerned about today when fluctuations in the economies of major countries in the world such as the US, inflation can increase and devalue money globally.  So to overcome the inflation period and keep the value of your assets, investors are still wondering whether to buy gold or invest in Bitcoin more profitable, I recommend you to invest in bitcoin because bitcoin is safe and higher security.
member
Activity: 454
Merit: 10
April 19, 2022, 10:45:01 PM
#58
Of course I will continue to invest part of my income in potential sectors,,, but indeed to be able to achieve stable financial conditions today is quite difficult, due to inflation and economic uncertainty ... but even so this is a challenge for me so that in the future I will be better at managing my finances
legendary
Activity: 2576
Merit: 1860
April 19, 2022, 10:24:12 PM
#57
Will you continue to invest even if it is only 10%-20% of your total monthly income?

Yes, for as long as that 10% to 20% is extra savings. That means, it could be left dormant for years. But if that 10% to 20% is intentionally taken out from your monthly income despite belt-tightening measures simply so that you could set aside an amount for investment, I don't think I would. There's risk in investment so always invest only what you can afford to lose.

But if you have extra savings, it would always be best to invest it rather than keep it in fiat which is constantly losing value.

Quote
How do you achieve financial stability during this inflation?

I don't have much problem because I am not supporting a huge family. But it is always best not to rely on a single source of income. And as always live a modest life.
newbie
Activity: 8
Merit: 0
April 19, 2022, 09:32:26 PM
#56
Hi how are you, bro

No doubt the whole economic is catching a cold after the virus spreading, especially the spreading has last for almost two years and a half.
Anyway, there is still a good growth in China here, maybe just the difference from running to walking, slowed down but still step forwarder, doesnt it?

You're welcomed with the invest here, and we're willing to help on that.
legendary
Activity: 2282
Merit: 3014
April 19, 2022, 07:54:46 PM
#55
We all know that almost the entire world is currently experiencing variable inflation, and my country is no exception. Almost all goods prices have gone up, financial stability has been disrupted and most of us have had to incur additional costs to pay our bills due to rising tariffs and taxes.

At the same time I am still thinking about investing even though I am really having a hard time achieving financial stability at the moment. If previously I could save 50% of my total income for investment then for now only 25% seems difficult. If you are also experiencing this condition, then I have a few questions to answer.

  • Will you continue to invest even if it is only 10%-20% of your total monthly income?
  • How do you achieve financial stability during this inflation?

Share some of your thoughts, I think it would be good to consider especially as long as this kind of condition persists for a long time.

I would encourage you to alway try to keep your investing up. Now is the best time to buy, markets are lower, bitcoin is lower etc. 50% savings is a massive % of your paycheck anyhow. Most people on average save about 10% of their monthly paycheck. It’s important to keep the investing up, even if it’s a fraction of a percent, just save as much as you can (within a reasonable amount ).
member
Activity: 1092
Merit: 67
April 19, 2022, 06:40:58 PM
#54
There is no good, bad or normal way to accumulate more coin in this inflated economy. I believe everyone knows how much they have left after drafting out their monthly budget including taxation and utility bills. It's even getting more difficult having any tangible savings this days but in all despite how hard and tough the economy keeps going the wise keeps saving no matter how small. $20 worth of btc is better off than having no investment at all

If you have the desire to save money, even if your salary is small, you will achieve it. Because it means, you need to be frugal with some aspect of your life like not buying coffee outside but rather making your own. Or making your own lunch and not eating outside. You will be surprised that those little savings, at the end of the year, it is already a handful and you will tell to yourself that how come you save that money even if you have just enough? Dedication to your goals is important in achieving something in your life. If small challenge you are giving up, you won't go anywhere with your targets.
sr. member
Activity: 966
Merit: 421
Bitcoindata.science
April 19, 2022, 04:00:43 PM
#53
There is no good, bad or normal way to accumulate more coin in this inflated economy. I believe everyone knows how much they have left after drafting out their monthly budget including taxation and utility bills. It's even getting more difficult having any tangible savings this days but in all despite how hard and tough the economy keeps going the wise keeps saving no matter how small. $20 worth of btc is better off than having no investment at all
legendary
Activity: 2660
Merit: 1141
April 19, 2022, 02:43:10 PM
#52
I heard that a side job that generates income can be considered to achieve financial stability, this is important. But honestly I think trading and making good use of capital in the market is also something to consider. Yes, I know there are risks, but we have to really think about how this money works for me.

I thought of a few things that might be profitable in the short term but obviously I have to start at 0 as this is a physical endeavor that requires me to work part time to manage it. It's like animal farming or fish farming, but it takes extra time to manage. Do you think something like this would also be profitable?
legendary
Activity: 2618
Merit: 1181
April 19, 2022, 01:01:09 PM
#51
  • Will you continue to invest even if it is only 10%-20% of your total monthly income?
  • How do you achieve financial stability during this inflation?
No, I wouldn't even consider investing as long as I didn't have enough money to do so. I certainly wouldn't force investing in difficult situations because basically investing is done when you have more money after all the needs are met. Moreover, to achieve financial stability in this difficult situation, we really need to get a side job so that we can have additional income. But it's not as easy as it sounds because a side job is always hard when you don't have a good business.

We don't always work beyond our time every day so no matter how good the advice, only you know how to manage your finances and your time well during inflation.
sr. member
Activity: 1792
Merit: 255
April 18, 2022, 05:20:35 AM
#50
Inflation is a common thing everywhere, prices will continue to rise because the stock of money and goods is not balanced, when inflation occurs of course the best thing to avoid is investment, now we can get big profits if you want to invest in cryptocurrencies, make sure to always actively follow development.
full member
Activity: 1526
Merit: 111
Pepemo.vip
April 18, 2022, 01:18:34 AM
#49
To be honest the condition isn't to newly invest in cryptocurrency. Still surviving well from the income during this inflation. So it's hard to make new investments in crypto for middle-class citizens like us. Some people even spending a hard time surviving. Especially due to the current Russia-Ukraine war capitalists are taking advantage by manipulating goods prices. If the situation continues like this then likely many people have to sell their crypto to survive. So overall situation is worst lately.
Indeed, with a situation like this, especially if you live in Ukraine, it is certainly difficult to invest. but for those who understand that war will occur, they may sell property or other assets to invest in cryptocurrencies, because it is safer for life after the war is over. then for middle class people like me teaching investment to secure the assets we have is very important. that way we will have the opportunity for a better future, even become rich people
hero member
Activity: 952
Merit: 555
April 17, 2022, 12:52:26 PM
#48
If you want true stability during inflation, precious metals is what you might diversify into. The individual percentage isn't particularly relevant, as long as you invest what you can. I haven't seen anyone that would be satisfied with their purchasing power going down with high inflation rates, so investing in something that has some solvency is better than letting your funds sit and lose value. People choose to not do anything and that's their prerogative, but even if you're capped at 20 percent, better than what most people are doing.

Precious metals are a good recommendations but consider all the market capitalization in it compared to cryptocurrency, you could see that the difference is with a large margin, but i will encourage both at a time if the opportunity is there because any investment that could withstand the power of inflation by not been affected with inflation or going down along side with it is really worth it, and the worst liability that could guarantee inflation is having your financial assets in fiat banks.
legendary
Activity: 2394
Merit: 2223
Signature space for rent
April 17, 2022, 12:32:43 PM
#47
To be honest the condition isn't to newly invest in cryptocurrency. Still surviving well from the income during this inflation. So it's hard to make new investments in crypto for middle-class citizens like us. Some people even spending a hard time surviving. Especially due to the current Russia-Ukraine war capitalists are taking advantage by manipulating goods prices. If the situation continues like this then likely many people have to sell their crypto to survive. So overall situation is worst lately.
full member
Activity: 728
Merit: 100
https://i.imgur.com/hgxNNiA.png
April 17, 2022, 11:10:53 AM
#46
Inflation seems to be unavoidable, dam if we have fiat money in the bank, for example, every year it will experience depreciation of value, for example in us buying food ingredients, which this year certainly costs higher than the previous year. Therefore many people choose investments to secure their money because they have a higher increase than inflation, for example property, every year increases, and it can be said as passive income

If we continue to keep our assets in the form of paper money, of course we will continue to experience inflation. we have felt now where all goods began to increase in price ranging from basic needs to tertiary needs. So the best solution to overcome inflation is to convert fixed values ​​such as paper money into productive assets such as investments. investing is the best solution when facing prolonged inflation.
legendary
Activity: 2660
Merit: 1141
April 17, 2022, 10:34:24 AM
#45
If you want true stability during inflation, precious metals is what you might diversify into. The individual percentage isn't particularly relevant, as long as you invest what you can. I haven't seen anyone that would be satisfied with their purchasing power going down with high inflation rates, so investing in something that has some solvency is better than letting your funds sit and lose value. People choose to not do anything and that's their prerogative, but even if you're capped at 20 percent, better than what most people are doing.
Apart from cryptocurrencies, precious metals are the right choice of investment assets for everyone. I've been doing it for a long time and I can probably say that most of you have invested something there too. Indeed I want good financial stability, I know that only by having a side income stability can be achieved. In addition, I am also thinking of investing in a bank or staking which allows me to get passive income. But as long as inflation is high enough and not better off in the long run then both investment options may not be of much help because of the low annual interest and risk involved.

Although the cost of living in my country is low compared to other countries, during inflation the financial stability is really chaotic. It's hard to achieve stability, but so far I'm just trying to make it look good.
full member
Activity: 700
Merit: 100
#SWGT PRE-SALE IS LIVE
April 17, 2022, 08:44:57 AM
#44
I think we should invest anyway. If their size has become smaller, but it is impossible to completely stop making investments today. The situation in the world is changing rapidly and we must be confident in the future. We cannot invest if our expenses exceed our income. In all other cases, we must not stop. It can be fiat, cryptocurrency, securities, precious metals, but it is very important to invest right now.
sr. member
Activity: 1344
Merit: 264
bit.ly/3QXp3oh | Ultimate Launchpad on TON
April 17, 2022, 08:10:49 AM
#43
I am also gradually feeling the price of items skyrocketing. Some items in my locality have increased x2 x3 times compared to before. But as someone who invests in many different areas of finance themselves, this is still almost a job that I have to do, maybe not more related to money but research and evaluation looking for opportunities. Making money for myself is still something that I do every day.
member
Activity: 602
Merit: 11
April 17, 2022, 07:54:09 AM
#42
Inflation seems to be unavoidable, dam if we have fiat money in the bank, for example, every year it will experience depreciation of value, for example in us buying food ingredients, which this year certainly costs higher than the previous year. Therefore many people choose investments to secure their money because they have a higher increase than inflation, for example property, every year increases, and it can be said as passive income
legendary
Activity: 2828
Merit: 1515
April 16, 2022, 10:20:26 PM
#41
If you want true stability during inflation, precious metals is what you might diversify into. The individual percentage isn't particularly relevant, as long as you invest what you can. I haven't seen anyone that would be satisfied with their purchasing power going down with high inflation rates, so investing in something that has some solvency is better than letting your funds sit and lose value. People choose to not do anything and that's their prerogative, but even if you're capped at 20 percent, better than what most people are doing.
Pages:
Jump to: