A small task of great importance to any investor.

This is not a question for traders, but for investors. Assume that you know a noble, rich person who believes in you. He agrees to give you the sum of one million to buy a financial asset, a commodity, or it doesn't matter what you want, but with a condition. You are not allowed to sell what you buy for at least 10 years. After ten years, if it has maintained its price or increased after its sale,. You can expect a profit sharing + BGN 100 thousand as a bonus that you did not lose in your judgment. If it has lost its value, you will not receive a share of the profit or the bonus that was promised to you. Now just think that this amount is a hundred million. Your promised bonus is $10 million. You have to invest this in whatever you want. Whether honey, oil, stocks, wine, or whatever you decide to properly earn,. With a smaller amount, you would even react emotionally and act a little hastily. But with the larger amount, you have to invest your mind as well as emotionally. Not everyone has this amount. Not everyone can make that much money in a lifetime. This means putting in the effort and gathering information. Regardless of whether you're a beginner or not, it's still something you can win. To prove yourself. Whether it's someone else's money or your own, always gather some information. Try to see into the future, not rely on quick profits. They say patience always pays off. Because if you believe in something and it has a future, it can thank you.

Author Sezgin Ismailov

Not everyone can win, there must be losers.

Investing in a utility company can provide a steady stream of income. Utility companies are generally regulated, which can provide some stability and predictability for investors. Utility companies often have strong balance sheets and generate a lot of cash flow, which can make them attractive investments. Utility companies can be a good way to diversify a portfolio. There are many different types of utility companies, so investors can find one that fits their investment goals. But in reality, their incomes are known. Accept yourself as a regular payer. Assume that your neighbor is also a payer. Thus, all users of their services are payers. The company itself has the income and can afford the dividend. Another thing is that the stock market has a crisis. The company will always have these customers. Or something like a plague to wipe people out. Realistically speaking, you don't expect a sharp rise in the share price. But you can always expect it to drip a little. For me, it is mandatory for an investor to have at least one utility company in their portfolio. This is my opinion. This is not a recommendation to buy at the end of the day everyone has an opinion. Not everyone can win, there must be losers.

Sezgin Ismailov