'Jitta' recommends investing during times of crisis The timing isn't accurate. Keep quiet and it's more profitable.

Jitta reveals that during the subprime loan crisis People who invested after the stock market crash made the highest profits. while people who cut their losses when the market goes down Come invest again when the market recovers. Make less profit than people who hold stocks for a long time until the crisis period. And the longer investors sell stocks to wait for the right time to invest, The returns are even lower.

Jitta, a provider of a value-based stock analysis platform using AI, revealed that after the stock market crisis resulting from the Covid-19 epidemic, investors are more alert and looking for investment opportunities in the stock market. This can be seen from the number of people who use the website. www.jitta.com and the Jitta application that has skyrocketed by 260%. Most are interested in viewing a summary of fundamental analysis and appropriate value of stocks over the past 10 years, known as Jitta Score and Jitta Line, in order to filter for “stocks. Good, cheap” lays the foundation for creating wealth after the crisis. Before in-depth analysis of financial statements on Jitta FactSheet, which shows stock data for the past 10 years for investors to use free of charge.

However, in the situation of the Thai stock market is highly volatile. Many investors are still looking for the right time to invest. To create maximum returns from crisis situations This raises the question of whether the market will decline again or not. Should I invest now or not before I unfortunately “miss the train” and miss out on investment opportunities during the crisis?

Jitta has compared investment returns in the Thai stock market during the subprime mortgage crisis. And after about 10 years to show that What will happen to the portfolios of investors who invest at different times during the crisis? The case studies are divided into 4 cases: 1) Mr. A does not cut losses, invests through the crisis as if nothing had happened. Started investing in 2551 and continued to hold for 10 years until 2560. 2) Mrs. B started investing after the crisis. The market was still sluggish. It was unclear whether it would recover or continue to decline. Started investing in 2552 and continued holding for 10 years until 2561. 3) Ms. C waited until she was sure that the market had recovered and started to invest. Started investing in 2553 and continued holding for 10 years until 2562, and 4) Mr. Ng cut losses when the crisis occurred, waited until he was sure that the market had recovered, and then reinvested. Sold shares in 2551 and reinvested in 2553.

From the case study, Mrs. B generated the best return, 10-year compounded average of 17.51%, using post-crisis investment methods. This was a period when the market was stagnant because most investors were still afraid. But because she understood the nature of the market well, Mrs. B invested with confidence. There is no need to wait and see any signs of recovery, while Mr. Ng uses strategies to both cut losses and catch the market's recovery. But he received a 10-year compounded average return of 4.87%, lower than Mr. A, who did not cut losses and invested through the crisis as if nothing had happened. Got a 10 year compounded average return of 11.61% and on the side of Ms. K who waited until she was sure that the market had recovered upwards. Get a 10 year compounded average return of 11.82%

Jitta stated that the reason Mr. Ng received the least return was because “Mr. Ng missed the opportunity to buy stocks when the stocks were very cheap. But returned to invest in 2553 when the market was already rising. Therefore, the profits are not as great as others. Combined with losses during cut losses in 2551, the average compounded return is only about 5%.”

This case study indicates that If investors can accurately capture the moment You can create high returns like Mrs. B, but if you don't catch the timing accurately, you will lose a lot of returns compared to staying still. Do nothing like Mr. A, which most investors in the market cannot accurately capture. Even leading investors like Warren Buffett or Dr. Niwet Hemvachiravarakorn have always stressed that they cannot know for sure when the market will go up or down. Therefore do not use strategies to catch market timing. Instead, focus on finding stocks with good fundamentals and gradually buying them at an appropriate price.

Mr. Trawut Completely yellow Chief Executive Officer Jitta Wealth gives this thought: "If investors don't know how to time the market, they don't have to catch it. It's better to hold it for a long time. The longer the time, the better." Especially if investors can choose to invest in good and cheap stocks. Investors will be able to reduce portfolio risk more. and increase profits in the portfolio even higher

Moreover, statistics from the US stock market by Syfe and CBOE indicate that It's not just the wrong timing that causes investors to lose returns. If investors wait for the right moment, how long? Sell ​​stocks from the market and wait to see the situation. The more you will lose. Every second that investors do not invest in stocks This means that the returns will continue to decrease.

“Investing during a crisis will determine the long-term fate of investors' portfolios. How much profit will be made? If you choose stocks with good fundamentals Buy at the right price The cheaper it is than the business value, the better to reduce the chance of loss (margin of safety) and invest continuously. No need to try to catch the market. This will help increase long-term compounded profits for investors,” 'Jitta' said.

'Jitta' concludes that investors must be conscious. Consider news thoroughly and with reason. Don't get too carried away by the good news or get too caught up in the bad news. You should also use this time to study stocks and compare companies in the same industry. Invest in what you know to reduce risk. In the end, you will get through every crisis. And most importantly, try to invest cold money that you won't need in the near future. Because if a crisis occurs again which no one knows when it will come and being forced to sell securities due to using margin, will cause there will be no money to invest after the crisis and miss out on all opportunities for the portfolio to grow if forced to exit the market

Investors can view fundamental analysis information and fair value of stocks. Complete with financial statements for the past 10 years, you can search for good, cheap stocks to invest in during the Covid-19 crisis at no cost at www.jitta.com