Investing in the share market can be a bit like a funny ride – you do all the thinking, but the market can still surprise you. Your neighbor, who might have bought shares based on astrology, might end up doing better than you. It shows that even with careful planning, the market can have its own ideas.
Looking at the past, it seems like investing in shares should give good returns. But here’s the catch – there’s no guarantee that what worked before will work the same way now. It means when you invest in shares, you’re entering a world of uncertainty.
Trying to beat inflation is like trying to win against a tough opponent. Finding investments that can beat inflation is hard. Plus, with shares, you can’t be sure they’ll give you the best returns when you really need them. The numbers on inflation might not show the real impact on your money, making things even trickier.
Even with all these challenges, I believe sticking with investments in shares makes sense. It’s like saying that, despite all the ups and downs, keeping your money in the share market for a long time is probably better than not investing at all. It’s a way of dealing with the uncertainties while hoping for the good things that can come from sticking with your investments.