Portfolios are made up of

  • Stocks, bonds and ETFs
    No, that’s only partly right.
  • Stocks, bonds, ETFs and Pokémon cards
    No, that’s only partly right.
  • Anything that can increase in value
    That’s right!
  • Only stocks
    No, that’s only partly right.

The higher the risk, the more likely that an asset will

  • Increase in value
    No, that’s only partly right.
  • Decrease in value
    No, that’s only partly right.
  • Both 1 and 2
    That’s right!
  • None of the above
    No, that’s not right.

When do you have a lower risk tolerance?

  • If you have a lot of time and your goal isn’t crucial
    No, that’s only partly right.
  • If you have a lot of time and your goal is crucial
    No, that’s only partly right.
  • If you don’t have a lot of time and your goal isn’t crucial
    No, that’s only partly right.
  • All of the above
    That’s right!

How can you diversify your portfolio?

  • Have a mix of stocks and bonds
    No, that’s only partly right.
  • Buy and sell often so that your assets never lose money
    No, that’s not right.
  • Buy across industries and countries
    No, that’s only partly right.
  • Both 1 and 3
    That’s right!

What is an example of a cyclical industry?

  • A toilet paper manufacturer
    No, that’s not right.
  • A carmaker
    That’s right!
  • A grocery store
    No, that’s not right.
  • A furniture maker
    No, that’s not right.

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You are firmly on your feet and seem to be ready to enter the stock market, but you are still stumbling over some issues. Our course will help you walk lightly and confidently. But be prepared to act on your own in the future.
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