Consistency in your investments

The equity that an investor builds over a lifetime does not just depend on how much net income that person has. More important than that is how much income it allocates to its investments. Opportunities to buy good assets at discounted prices come up from time to time. Those who can take advantage of them are those who have cash on hand at the moment. Therefore, our suggestion is that investors set aside part of their money on a monthly basis in liquid investments, such as DI funds, in order to be able to make substantial investments when an excellent opportunity arises. Investing requires patience and diligence, to know the right moment to act and wait for time to bring good results.