Investing is the process of allocating funds in financial markets to generate profit or achieve capital growth over the long term. Investment activities typically involve holding assets for several quarters, years, or even decades. Unlike trading, investing does not require high-frequency transactions or active market engagement. As a result, it demands less attention to news analysis, macroeconomic events, chart patterns, and company reports.

As a proprietary trading firm, our primary focus is on short-term trading. However, investment activities also play a role in our business. Trading is generally considered a higher-yielding activity compared to long-term investing. Nevertheless, there are market situations where it is reasonable to allocate a portion of our capital to specific assets for long-term holding. This usually occurs when an investment opportunity arises that is not suitable for short-term speculative strategies.

Additionally, in our business, long-term investments serve as a diversification strategy for capital allocation.