Risk can improve your chances of getting good returns. Therefore, having a clear understanding of your own goals and attitude to risk will help you work out how much risk to take.

7 general investment risks

Interest rate risk: when interest rates rise after you lock in your money, meaning you don't earn as much on your money as you would have if you'd invested at the higher rate.

Liquidity risk: there might not be buyers interested in your investment when you want to sell.

Credit risk: the organisation may not be able to repay its debts, and you might lose your money.

Economic risk: the economy may or may not be doing well, which could affect the value of your investment.

Industry risk: risks affecting a particular industry, like shortages of raw materials or changes in consumer preferences.

Currency risk: your investment is affected by changes in the value of the currency.

Inflation risk: your investment doesn't earn enough to keep up with inflation.

How risk affects your investment

Lower risk investments, like cash and bonds, have fewer ups and downs over time so you can expect the investment to perform in a similar way in the future. If you invest in lower risk investments it’s possible your money won’t grow as fast as inflation, which means your money could be worth less when you eventually spend it.

Higher risk investments, like shares and property, have a lot more ups and downs. You’d expect your returns to drop much more frequently, and in larger amounts and it’s hard to predict how they’ll perform. However, if you’re investing for a long period of time (at least 10 years) you should end up with a larger amount than if you’d taken low, or no, risk.

To sum up, investments can fail, regardless of your research. If you only have one investment, there’s a risk you won’t achieve your goal. You can protect yourself against this by making more than one investment, and making more than one type of investment. This is called diversification – not putting all of your eggs in one basket.

Summary:

Risk isn’t bad; it’s a normal part of investing. You can get the opportunity to receive
if you have clear goals and attitude to risks. There are seven main types of risk which are
risk, inflation risk, currency risk, liquidity risk, interest rate risk, credit risk and inflation risk while only two types of investment are defined. When you put your money in lower risk investments, your prediction about future returns might be true but your money could be worth less if it doesn’t keep up with the
growth. By contrast, higher risk investments, especially the long-term ones, can bring you much money although their value can change regularly. In conclusion, even when you do a lot of research, your investments still can
. Therefore, making more types of
is essential in order to reach your goal.

Answer:

Risk investments, especially the long term ones can change regularly

Write 3 compound- complex sentences about friendship.

4. Which sentence is correctly punctuated?
In fact, everyone I know loves science fiction.
In fact everyone I know loves science fiction.
In fact everyone I know, loves science fiction.
In fact everyone, I know loves science fiction.
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“What began as a quirky survey by Jonathan has morphed into a
piece of art that celebrates the diversity of our high school
community."
Which of the following could best replace the word morphed?
transported
evolved
passed
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Which word most contributes to the tone of this sentence?
Just outside my sunny window, welcome birds sang in a lovely chorus that filled the woods with life and activity.

A.Welcome
B. Window
C.Outside
D.Woods

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Answer this:

• What are the rules of writing a limerick in poetry

• Give an example of what a limerick looks like

Read the passage. A Bear in the Army While traveling through Iran during World War II, a group of Polish soldiers encountered a young boy with an intriguing possession available for trade: a bear cub. The soldiers promptly bought the cub, named him Wojtek, and took him to join the rest of their unit. The playful bear adapted well to military life. However, when the unit was sailing for Italy, officials refused to allow the bear on the ship, saying that only soldiers were permitted. The solution was both obvious and extraordinary: the soldiers arranged for Wojtek to be officially enlisted in the army. As an enlisted soldier, he could accompany the men on their mission. "He didn't receive money," recalled one former soldier in an interview with the BBC World Service, "but was officially a Polish soldier." Wojtek remained with the company throughout the war and even helped carry heavy crates of ammunition to soldiers on the battlefield. What is the main idea of the passage?


THE ANSWER
The main idea of the passage is A Polish army unit grew so fond of a pet bear that they enlisted the animal in the army in order to bring him aboard a military ship.

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Read the trailer for Lewis Carroll's Through the Looking-Glass.

In Through the Looking-Glass, Alice goes to the other side of a mirror. She meets nursery-rhyme characters, animals, chess pieces, and flowers—
all of whom talk. To move forward, she must play a chess game. She is crowned queen at the end, but she is still stuck in the looking-glass world. She gets out only when she wakes up and discovers that it was a dream.

Which best describes the tone of this trailer?

frenzied
tense
joyful
playful

Bullet statements on your résumé describe and show what you have accomplished. Each bullet point should begin with __________.

Group of answer choices

A. a pronoun, such as "I"

B. a descriptive adjective

C. a noun

D. an action verb

Can someone give me a creative title for the assignment I'm doing, I'm making a drawing a cartoon/comic for the 10 Amendments.

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She was an ______ story teller. A. amused B. amusing C. amusive D. amusement
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What is the main difference between the limited and omnisclent third person narrative point of view

Choose the sentence that shows the correct usage of commas.

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Identify the following compounds as a(n) alkane, alkane, alkyne, alcohol, aldehyde,
ketone, carboxylic acid, or an ester.
b. These compounds have an odor and are created by combining two other organic
molecules. ____________________

What does Ambitious mean

(1) A first-order consumer can:
a make its own food
b digest plants
c decompose animals
(2) Why can't an environment support an unlimited number of second-order consumers?
a There is a limited amount of space and water that can sustain secondary consumers.
b There are not enough decomposers to support secondary consumers.
c There are not enough plants to support secondary consumers.
d The population of first-order consumers will disappear if there are too many secondary consumers.

which element of the plot does the last paragraph represent? The Young Forester by Zane Grey

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A person who does really bad things in Christmas carol

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Directions: Sing the song We Are the World" and answer the questions below.

1. What is the greatest gift of a?
2. Who are part of God's plan?
3. Who are capable in creating a better world?
4. When does change come?
5. How can one make a brighter day?
6. How can you make the world a better place to live?

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What do we mean when we say that "character is plot"? How does Kafka use this
strategy in The Metamorphosis?

In the last line of the poem “On Shakespeare,” what does Milton mean when he writes that kings would "wish to die"?

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