Set long-term investment goals
You need to establish a long-term financial goal. It means that you need to figure out the reason why you are investing as in your child’s education, retirement or to multiply your funds; review your age and investment perspective, sort out what you are expecting out of your life. Once you answer these questions honestly to yourself, setting a long-term investment goal becomes easier.
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