Individual investors are divided into cautious, steady and enterprising types.
Cautious investors are generally a kind of investors with general financial resources and relatively weak tolerance for risks and losses. It is recommended to buy government bonds, capital preservation funds and some stocks with relatively stable performance, and pay dividends regularly.
Steady investors have higher financial resources than prudent investors, lower risk tolerance than prudent investors and lower risk tolerance than enterprising investors. It is recommended to buy stocks, and at the same time, you can buy some portfolio products with higher returns, or make long-term blue-chip investments.
Aggressive investors have strong financial resources, strong risk tolerance and are insensitive to risks and losses, but they are very interested in grasping investment opportunities. It is recommended to buy aggressive stocks, growth stocks and high-return products such as futures and options.