DON'T CALL IT RISK...

[Dreadboost]

Some individuals make financial decisions they call risk, But in reality its just wastage of money. Some of us here have been in such situation even if you didnt really notice.

Alot of individuals today are striving to be successful, and are ready to take some risks to become what they want, and yes the risk is a must if one wants to be successful,  but there is a critical distinction between intelligent, pure risk ( A risk worth it) and recklessness (wastage of money) . Yes they sounds totally different but trust me they are actually a fine line. You need to know their differences so you dont end up making big finacal mistakes that can ruin your life.

Some individuals sinks their life savings into an idea or merket that hasn't been carefully studied and concluded, this happens not because your sure that the risk will be productive, but because you see it as an opportunity you really dont want to miss, having imagination that it is capable of making you rich or can give good rewards apart from making you rich. This is common in Forex but thats not the point here, this is a general situation in all aspects of life investments, Friend's idea, Businesses etc. that we should fix.
When such mistakes are made and money is lost one might say "well its a risk i took". This mindset is not just wrong it's destructive. True risk in the world of investments, decisions, business etc. Is qualified as a results of calculated exposure, research, diligence, understanding what you stand to loose, proper education of what you are risking for, it is strategic and not an experiment, money is hard to find why will you use it for experiments, do you gamble or you invest? If you gamble then you can entertain a little amount of money that is very affordable.

There are risks that show good potentials for productivity, and there are some that are just that looks good and you want to try out with your hard earned money.what you have to understand is that its not about being brave its about the right education, some risk can drain you totally and you will not have any thing to show, while some show results even if its not immediately, the deference between these two is proper education.
Before you commit a capital you must understand the market nature of the business, you must have proper education of how the business is, make researches, and know your capability very important, know if you will be able to handle the business emotionaly and otherwise.

True risk is taken after you have done good homework and you now have good understanding of the success rate and the failure rate of what your risking for, and if the failure rate is higher then it is wise to just save your money my friend
Jumping into investment and businesses blindly is not the way to success its waste of money that can lead you going broke without any thing to show.

Don't use money in wgat you dont have proper knowledge for even if it is productive get enough knowledge first before you start investing your money, we can't be loosing money carelessly in hard times like this.  Some times folding your hands will save you alot.

[crwth]

I like the advice that you have given, like

• Don't invest in things you don't understand
• Avoid using hard-earned money for experiments

In a way, these points give a summary of what you have posted.

I believe that you need to know and assess investments, and if it fits your suit, then it's okay. This would vary with different people but there are people who are okay with it depending on their risk apetite. For sure there are tools to make things easier.

[kotajikikox]

Some individuals make financial decisions they call risk, But in reality its just wastage of money. Some of us here have been in such situation even if you didnt really notice.

Alot of individuals today are striving to be successful, and are ready to take some risks to become what they want, and yes the risk is a must if one wants to be successful,  but there is a critical distinction between intelligent, pure risk ( A risk worth it) and recklessness (wastage of money) . Yes they sounds totally different but trust me they are actually a fine line. You need to know their differences so you dont end up making big finacal mistakes that can ruin your life.

This is where it becomes important to be able to assess risks and weigh them. Some people say they are a risk taker and they say that like it is a good thing but you would see that the risks they take rarely pay off. So why brag being a risk taker when you can't identify which risks are worth taking and which ones are simply not worth your time and resources?

[Die_empty]

An example of what some people call business risk is Ponzi schemes. When you sit down and do a financial analysis of how a business will promise investors 50%, it's just not possible. But people feel that investing in these get-rich-quick schemes is a risk worth taking. I know many people who have lost money on these schemes several times, yet they have not learned their lessons because they think they are taking business risks. They will tell you, "No risk, no gain". When you do a simple investigation of what people call risk, it will be clear that it's just stupidity.    

[Promocodeudo]

An example of what some people call business risk is Ponzi schemes. When you sit down and do a financial analysis of how a business will promise investors 50%, it's just not possible. But people feel that investing in these get-rich-quick schemes is a risk worth taking. I know many people who have lost money on these schemes several times, yet they have not learned their lessons because they think they are taking business risks. They will tell you, "No risk, no gain". When you do a simple investigation of what people call risk, it will be clear that it's just stupidity.    

Of course some people will never learn in things like ponzi scheme shit because they are just filed with greed, when people feel that they can quickly make the amount that took some other persons time and smart work to make, ordinarily we should know what could be in the mind of such individuals, is either they are brainwashed again and again because that's one of reason they wouldn't learn from their previous shit or they think that by trying the shit they do all the time, they might one day hit it huge but why can they even sit down and gave a second thought that, the ponzi shit is created by fraudsters that go about building website thereby making it real to defraud people, I see anyone that does ponzi scheme more than twice as a foolish person, such person will never learn.

[Sticky Bomb]

It becomes very important to take calculated risks which is based on proper research and feasibility studies, there's a fine line between taking calculated risks and carelessness. Before money is committed, you've to be sure you've done your consultation from practicing professionals in the chosen field couple of times and be able to weigh in the possibilities of success in your investment vehicle and if it's what you can follow up with passion based on the requirements.

It's important to note that different things works for different people and it's important you put into consideration your personality and preferences and success requirements for any business and be sure it aligns before investing in the venture so you can have a higher chance at success.

[woez]

True risk is taken after you have done good homework and you now have good understanding of the success rate and the failure rate of what your risking for, and if the failure rate is higher then it is wise to just save your money my friend
Jumping into investment and businesses blindly is not the way to success its waste of money that can lead you going broke without any thing to show.

Don't use money in wgat you dont have proper knowledge for even if it is productive get enough knowledge first before you start investing your money, we can't be loosing money carelessly in hard times like this.  Some times folding your hands will save you alot.

Hi, my friend, it's also nice to read your study, although it's a bit lengthy, but it's also useful. Good. By the way, I'll try to add some of the excerpts I quoted from your presentation above, namely the two paragraphs above. It's quite interesting, but I see a simpler solution if we're in this situation. The first solution is to use the 50/30/20 rule of dividing our fixed funds, for example, if we have a fixed salary.

For now, it's best to choose safer, deflation-resistant investments. Prioritize gold or BTC. A third option is to buy government securities via a bank app if available on your phone. If we want to invest or trade in altcoins, as you mentioned above, conduct your own research to avoid making mistakes. An additional tip is to always monitor current economic trends from various perspectives as a filter. Your most touching message is that we all certainly don't want to lose money carelessly in difficult times like these.

[Su-asa]

Many people believes that things they don't understand is what they should risk their money into. Based on my perspectives I really think that risks should be taken on things which we understand very well but at same time might be difficult to make money from. Not in things which has a high risk and you don't also understand it. Risk should be calculated and as a matter of fact, you must not jump into taking risk because many of them doesn't work taken. Doing more research and getting more information is very important in any investment.

[BIT-BENDER]

• Don't invest in things you don't understand
• Avoid using hard-earned money for experiments

Correct it will be a big mistake to invest in something you don't understand, you can't be successful at what you don't know, some people employ expert in a certain field of investment to help them invest, if you don't have good knowledge of that thing then even those you employed will be the first to scam you .

But your second point, I think if you have a good knowledge of what you want to do and you have prepared yourself properly for it then I would not call it experiment.

[Salahmu]

Many people believes that things they don't understand is what they should risk their money into. Based on my perspectives I really think that risks should be taken on things which we understand very well but at same time might be difficult to make money from. Not in things which has a high risk and you don't also understand it. Risk should be calculated and as a matter of fact, you must not jump into taking risk because many of them doesn't work taken. Doing more research and getting more information is very important in any investment.

That is a dented mindset for that person to have, seeing new things and giving a chance to no if is something tomorrow will value is entrepreneur but not by saying and neglecting very meaningful business and investment that has a length of popularity that wouldn't need to give you a doubt on the success because of how sure is going to be form him and they have to decline because they only believe in risking into those ones there understand doesn't comprehend. You are right, the investment you are familiar gives a relaxing mind even when there is non profit seen from the start because you no it will definitely be fruitful.

[Helena Yu]

What I know if someone make a complete plan from the beginning to end, they won't start their business and other people might jump it first which ended successful.

I don't see it's a bad thing for someone to jump into something they don't even know about it, some people like to learn from doing instead of "study" the theory, theory is just a bullshit for them.

Some people success, some are survive and some are failed.

[Alone055]

Obviously, you can't make an investment in something you know nothing about and say that you took a risk, because that's not only a risk, but it's a blind risk. When you know what you are doing and know everything about it, but you also know that there is a risk in the investment, and you still do it because you have thought everything out properly, then that's called a calculated risk, and that's what people should do.

If someone decides to make some investments in cryptocurrencies, but they don't do any research, gather any information, and they blindly buy and keep some altcoins, maybe even meme coins, and hope that they will go up in value and they will get some profits on them, then they have taken a blind risk because they have no idea about what they have invested their money in. However, if they do some research and find cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin, which have lower risk compared to others, and invest in it knowing that they won't lose money if they invest in it, that's a calculated risk.

In businesses, when someone starts a business, they have done their homework about, it means they are taking a calculated risk, but if they get into a business only because they have heard that the business is generally good, they are taking a blind risk.

[Fortify]

While the goal of your post is admirable, I think you've given a pretty poor explanation and that's because you think risk is a clear cut line instead of something that is often quite fuzzy or unknown. You do say to research a business thoroughly, which is good advice, but often the best investments are in new areas. Picture the latest fad product that's being sold, a while ago it was fidget spinners - if you were one of the first to realize how big it would become, you might have made a lot of money by investing wisely in it, but for each of these fads that explode another ten fail - there is no certainty like you suggest.

[Berry2d]

What I know if someone make a complete plan from the beginning to end, they won't start their business and other people might jump it first which ended successful.

I don't see it's a bad thing for someone to jump into something they don't even know about it, some people like to learn from doing instead of "study" the theory, theory is just a bullshit for them.

Some people success, some are survive and some are failed.

Having full idea about a business never guarantee success or even stops the unexpected failure but only Makes probability of success a bit certain. Some that appeared successful in any business line may be inexperienced on it but where favoured to come out victoriously on it while other's that failed are experienced but ran out of luck, therefore success is never achieved by experience but luck although at times experience plays a  vital role is success but never guarantee 100 percent success.

[Agbamoni]

Many people believes that things they don't understand is what they should risk their money into.

What sort of believe is this? This is a very poor mentality. It means they are trusting on blind faith instead of trying to understand what they are entering into.

Risk should be calculated, at least one should understand what they want to risk their money into because there is still a mixture of doubt. There is nothing wrong to be open to new ideas, investment opportunities and so on but before having a conviction there must be a research done since money is at stake.

[Japinat]

Proper risk management is the key, and it will only be possible if you know well your investment or future endeavor. That's why one should invest on your own self first and make oneself knowledgeable and productive, before taking such risks that can be good or bring you into losses. Risks are part of any investment or trading career, so learn to deal on it the most educative and skillful way, not as a gambler's way. You take risk and expect a desirable outcome, so know and study the risk well prior to taking the said risk so that success will be highly possible and losses will be avoidable.

[Vaculin]

I like the advice that you have given, like

• Don't invest in things you don't understand
• Avoid using hard-earned money for experiments

In a way, these points give a summary of what you have posted.

I believe that you need to know and assess investments, and if it fits your suit, then it's okay. This would vary with different people but there are people who are okay with it depending on their risk apetite. For sure there are tools to make things easier.

The good thing is, everything that is hard for you and become risky, it can definitely be learned in time. This is why you have to make good assessments if that kind of risk is manageable, and if taking it could result into a profitable outcome. Because where there are no risks, no gains, but reality is, if you are not good and well inclined enough to take the risk, you will never profitable in the long run.

It's good to take some risk, but always chose what risk to take. Know your battles and study it first, so that it will result on a favorable outcome.

[Rockstarguy]

Some people are just desperate to make money and are still too lazy to do the research needed to gain knowledge about what they are getting into; they just jump in and think it is just risk. Going into something you don’t know is not taking a risk; it is just ignorance, all in the name of making quick money.

What is considered a risk is something you understand, and you are aware that the chances of making a gain are about some percentage sure, not something you know nothing about, just trying it out because others are trying it or because someone convinced you to do it.

[LDL]

The whole point of a valuable post is that you can't invest in something you don't understand. After you have thoroughly expanded your knowledge, if you feel that it will definitely bring something positive for you, then you can choose it as an investment. For example, if you want to invest in gambling, if you apply your knowledge well, you will see that the risk is the highest there, that is, your capital can become zero or you can get big profits. Avoid all investments in which your balance will become zero. It is never desirable for your balance to become zero to get extra profits. Business is an important point here, you will prioritize your knowledge and you will move forward in the direction that you feel is best based on your knowledge, without being influenced by others.

[freedomgo]

An example of what some people call business risk is Ponzi schemes. When you sit down and do a financial analysis of how a business will promise investors 50%, it's just not possible. But people feel that investing in these get-rich-quick schemes is a risk worth taking. I know many people who have lost money on these schemes several times, yet they have not learned their lessons because they think they are taking business risks. They will tell you, "No risk, no gain". When you do a simple investigation of what people call risk, it will be clear that it's just stupidity.    

Not all risks provide a positive outcome. This is why we have to be selective and study carefully the risk we plan to deal with.

Now on get-rich-quick scheme, we all know that everything that comes too good to be true is clearly a scam. So if you take it, it becomes a high risk wherein there is no possible profitable outcome, but only mistakes and losses gained in the end. This is the reason why not all risks need to be taken. Some will lead you to mess up your finances for long, while others would guarantee you less but a sure, guaranteed income.