In recent years, global economic uncertainty has intensified, and the pressure on asset depreciation has increased. In this case, how to do a good job in asset defense has become the focus of attention of the majority of investors. Some investment gurus remind that in the next two years, we should be prepared for asset depreciation, and advise investors to avoid the following five things. This article will focus on this topic, analyze why we should be so vigilant, and give investment advice accordingly.
Why prepare for asset depreciation in the next two years?On the one hand, the global economic growth has slowed down, and the loose monetary policy of central banks has led to rising inflationary pressures and prices. On the other hand, geopolitical risks have increased, friction has continued, and the process of global economic integration has been challenged. In this context, asset depreciation has become an inevitable trend. Investors who do not prepare in advance may face the risk of significant asset shrinkage.
So in the context of asset depreciation, how should investors avoid these five things?
1.Don't over-indebted: During periods of asset depreciation, debt burdens can be a major concern for investors. This is because inflation will lead to higher borrowing costs and a higher real burden of debt. In such cases, investors should try to avoid new debt, especially debt with high interest rates. At the same time, it is necessary to rationally arrange the debt structure and reduce the debt risk.
2.Don't over-invest: During periods of asset depreciation, market volatility intensifies, and investors are easily driven by emotions to blindly chase up and down. In order to avoid this situation, investors should establish a long-term investment philosophy and reasonably arrange the investment amount and investment period. In addition, it is necessary to maintain the diversity of asset allocation and reduce the risk of a single asset.
3.Don't ignore risk: Risk factors are more complex during periods of asset depreciation. Investors should fully understand the risk nature of the investment project, and do a good job in risk assessment and management. At the same time, pay attention to policy changes and adjust investment strategies in a timely manner. In addition, it is necessary to learn to take risks, expect returns reasonably, and avoid missing out on investment opportunities due to excessive risk concern.
4.Don't blindly follow the trend: During the period of asset depreciation, the market hotspots are frequently switched, and investors are easy to fall into the trap of blindly following the trend. In order to avoid this, investors should have the ability to think independently and understand the intrinsic value of the investment target. At the same time, it is necessary to pay attention to the industry prospects and company fundamentals, and do a good job in value investment.
5.Don't be too pessimistic: Although asset depreciation puts some pressure on investors, it does not mean that investors should be pessimistic. In fact, asset depreciation also provides investors with the opportunity to undervalue** and overvalue. In this case, investors should maintain an optimistic attitude, grasp the rhythm of the market, and do a good job of swing operations.
To sum up, in the next two years, investors should be prepared for asset depreciation and avoid over-indebtedness, over-investment, ignoring risks, blindly following the herd and being overly pessimistic. On this basis, investors should pay attention to the actual economic fundamentals, grasp the market trend, and do a good job in asset allocation to achieve investment goals. At the same time, it is necessary to pay attention to policy dynamics, grasp the macroeconomic situation, and adjust investment strategies in a timely manner. In the context of asset depreciation, investors can only win this asset defense battle if they are fully prepared.