[JASPREET]

Firstly we should find an investment scheme or stocks that are best for long term and should invest an amount which we can stay invested for a long term means we don't need to withdraw it at least for a 3-5 years period and at the same time can invest in short term securities, investments or stocks which we like to withdraw whenever we are in profit so this way we can take less risk and make more profits.

[Pousinha]

It's exactly what I'm doing, especially since between 2019 and 2020, when the idea to get a living for the sake of the third age (if I'll still be alive and possibly not any more in conditions to work, despite my job and tasks don't require physical efforts) began to knock the door. In any way, I consider a 3 to 5 years period a medium term. I consider 7 and above years period as a long term. Very probably, in my current country, people that was born since 1980 won't see any governmental pension and the majority of people that was born between 1970 and 1979 will see a miserable governmental pension, but in a very old age, presumably at 76 years old. So it's time to think in advance of a living during the third age.

[oldbuddy]

I don't make long-term investments anymore. In a month I will be 86 years old and who knows if I will be around to cash in on it? I tend to invest on things like Bitcoin that will benefit my family after I am gone.

[Vehlijanta]

It's good to learn about this aspect too but I'll stick with short term investment