What's the difference between investing and buying stocks?

Investment usually refers to putting money into a project or enterprise. In order to obtain the expected income. Holding shares refers to buying shares of an enterprise with funds. Become one of the shareholders of the enterprise.

Investment pays more attention to short-term or medium-term returns. Holding shares pays more attention to long-term value growth. Meanwhile. Shareholding requires in-depth understanding and evaluation of the target enterprise. Ensure self-interest and risk control.