How long do I have to wait before my stock profits become consistent?
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It’s pretty straight forward, you consistently make profit from your stock investments when the market is highly favorable. Mostly when your stock is 20% -25% higher then when you bought it. But, when it rises to this stage is what no one will tell you. Most times, if you believe the stock market will continue to be favorable to your choice of stock, you can still keep your stock in their for a longer period. It will only make your profit higher. When you consistently make profit from your stock investment, little losses won’t matter to you anymore. You simply take it as a shift in the market that will normalize itself.
In all honesty, the longer the better. No one can tell you how long it takes exactly to make money in the stock markets. That is because no one controls the stock market. However, what I can tell you is this, if you are a new investor you can leave this job of investing to the experts who can invest on behalf of you. It all depends on what you buy. Some stocks rise in value faster than others, while some drop in value before they begin to rise. There are various factors that influence stock market, which makes it hard for anyone to knows for certain when a particular stock market can start yielding.