Is stock trading good in the short-term or long-term? Tell me why.

In theory, short-term is better, because compound interest and rapid capital flow, but in fact, long-term is better. The reason for this is the following：

Take C shares and D shares as the columns.

1 When C shares earn 1-2 points, sell C shares.

Buy and hold d shares

C shares rose, D shares rose, wasting fees and cooperating with securities companies.

C shares fell and D shares rose, which is the best and the most ideal. Operation 10 times can guarantee 7 times?

C shares fell, D shares fell, wasting fees and cooperating with securities companies.

C shares go up and D shares go down, which is the least ideal, and it is possible that you can't buy C shares at this price for a lifetime, or you can't buy them back for a year or two.

Short-term trading is impossible 100% correctly. A big adjustment in the market may cost you 4-5 short-term profits.

When a stock goes up or down (down) the next day, it will sell for a profit in the short term, but it will not move for a long time. The third stock is the daily limit. If you sell and buy D shares in a short time, D shares will fall or rise slightly. What's your mood?

In short, with my nearly 20 years of stock market experience, the long term is good, and the short term is also good. But in the long run, remember, you must select stocks, and at least there must be more than 50% room for growth. Looking at the fundamentals for a long time, we must spend more time studying.

To investigate a long-term stock, we should start from the following aspects: look at the industry, look at the company, look at the size of the plate, look at the K-line chart (the time range is the minimum two-year K-line chart), look at the absolute price, and see if there are any concepts that can make people speculate, that is, if the dealer wants to pull up, there is no story to tell.

In addition, if you have time, you can spend half in the long term and half in the short term. You can try it for one year and see which one will get more benefits after one year.

Long-term pain is when you are stuck. Since you examine a stock carefully, don't be careful of a temporary decline. Don't sell until your personal valuation comes out. It's none of your business whether it goes up after it's sold. Your task is to spend time studying the next good stock with huge upside.

Finally, I hope that the China stock market is getting better and better, and all the participants in the stock market are also taxpayers of stamp duty, sharing the fruits of China's economic growth. I hope it helps you.