Chapter 225: Big Heart (Second Update)
Feng Jun believed that he had a fairly realistic understanding of the risks in the stock market—most people think the same when they enter the market.
However, he still didn't rush into making any moves, but chose four stocks he had always been quite optimistic about and analyzed them again.
After analyzing for nearly half an hour, various fundamentals, data, and the like were clear to him.
As a relatively conservative investor, Feng Jun tended to prefer left-side trading, meaning his philosophy was not to chase gains but to provide a relatively reasonable valuation based on his understanding of the stocks, and then consider buying when the price was below that value.
In this way, the stocks he bought might not perform remarkably for some time, but he believed that wasn't important—holding stocks for the medium to long term was his investment philosophy.