First, let's understand what exactly "investing" is.It's basically, just like "marriage" — you don't know what will happen once you get married, and no one knows what the future holds for each of us.So, let's get down to business:1) an Investment is an agreement between you and your financial advisor.It is made by entering into a contractually agreed-upon investment plan (where exactly you will invest your money). Agreeing on this will give you the highest possible level of protection against potential risks (i.e. you will not need to make any speculative interventions). 2) In the investment plan, you will be able to specify:target allocation;percentage allocation;average yield;overall goal ratio (how many shares you will buy in a year, 10 years, etc.). 3) In investment terms, the most important factor is the "behavior" of the stock market over a long period of time (long "bear" quotes). It turns out that over a long horizon, stocks tend to behave much more like a wild animal than a human being (which is why I use the term investor for my articles).4) When you buy a stock, you become co-owner of the business that develops it (and which you are trying to figure out for yourself). This means that in addition to being co-owner, you also have the potential to become a "customer" of the business that you are interested in buying.For example: IBM (which owns the now-defunct stock index) and Adobe Systems (which owns the highly successful image search market).5) you Will need to "fine-tune" your investment strategy. strategy during long economic downturns.As a result, you will become much richer the longer your investment lasts.I will repeat once again — you should not try to predict which stock indexes will rise in the near future. 6) to Purchase shares, you will need to provide specific information about your income and your assets (i.e. your financial statements). Therefore, your task is to strictly adhere to the strategy of monthly averaging (by regularly investing small amounts of money).This will allow you to gradually form an impressive capital, the income from which will fully provide you and your entire family. 1) Read my article " Where NOT to invest money? TOP 3 most dangerous places for money". 2) Read my article " what skills do you need to become a professional?" rich."