This study investigates investor preferences and the factors influencing decision-making in positional trading. Using survey data, it identifies key motivations, perceived benefits, and challenges associated with this trading strategy. The analysis reveals demographic influences, trading experience, and risk tolerance trends. This study also identifies avenues for further research and methodological refinement. Findings suggest that long-term capital appreciation and lower volatility are significant drivers for positional trading, whereas investors perception towards risk and managing risk remains same.