[Weekly Wins] How to figure out investing risk tolerance?
Have the geopolitical and economic upheavals of recent months tested your resolve when it comes to your investments? There's no denying that investing tends to bean emotional experience.
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How to Avoid Emotional Investing Decisions
Review your risk tolerance
Investors could fall into an emotional investment trap if the market fluctuations do not match their risk tolerance.
No one can predict when the markets will rise or fall.
Reviewing your risk tolerance from the outset is a piece of good advice, and then build your investment strategy based on goals, risk tolerance, and time horizon – not the market.
What is your risk tolerance?
A risk tolerance questionnairewould help you define your appropriate level of risk.
Quickly enter the RTQ >> https://forms.gle/jHoXCsGkszyfRf9H9
Quickly enter the RTQ >> https://forms.gle/jHoXCsGkszyfRf9H9
* The investment quiz is not definitive. It's merely one way to gauge your risk tolerance.
* Your results will be recorded anonymously. We are not collecting any identifying information.
* Your results will be recorded anonymously. We are not collecting any identifying information.
The scoring for the risk tolerance quiz questions is as follows:
In general, the score that you receive on the Risk Tolerance Quiz can be interpreted as follows:
18 or below = Low-risk tolerance
19 to 22 = Below-average risk tolerance
23 to 28 = Average/moderate risk tolerance
29 to 32 = Above-average risk tolerance
33 and above = High-risk tolerance
Share your score or the risk-tolerance level in the comment with mooers
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steady Pom pipi : Diversification is important to reduce the risk of the portfolio, but the fundamentals of the company must not be ignored. Buying a large number of stocks with poor fundamentals may be counterproductive. First know the stock you want to buy, buy good when the stock falls and then use the DCA strategy can reduce cost risk. If you buy stocks with poor fundamentals and use the DCA strategy when the stock falls, it may cause more money to be tied up, so stock selection is very important.
Milk The Cow : I no need do any test survey one.
I think I'm at level: 29 to 32
How to hedge a position in a crisis?
DCA or option (I'm still a beginner & I think it will helps a lot)
OmegaMu steady Pom pipi : I find that largely true however many stocks shorted via illegal means stand out if you know what to look for. And they don’t exhibit good fundamentals.
Blessedme : Everyone goes through some form of emotions at different stage of their investing journey. For me, my anxiety and stress level go up when 3 days before my options expiration date, the stock price is about to fall below my strike price. Knowing my own investment character, I dont wish to own these stocks but trying to close the option is one of the options. However, if the stock like Rivian has dropped drastically, I have no choice but to roll over several months, hoping that the price will rise above the strike price afew months down the road.
Every emotions are inevitable but I learnt to take it easy as life is short and unpredictable, hence I learnt to rejoice whatever the outcome is. I learnt not to let these emotions control me but learn to take one step at a time.
Happy Investing :)
不死神 : The most important thing is to buy a company you know.
hun siong : invest in company for long term and truly understand what they are doing. have strong moat and making profit and grow yearly.
888财 : I hope that everyone can take risks according to their own needs. There is no absolute formula for financial management. What is suitable for you is the most important.
BLM2020 : Do my results add up, to the sum of my personality ,and to sum up the risk I take profits and put them in dividend stock I like.
102286307 888财 : agree
nice name steady Pom pipi : i second that
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