Assume that you were given $100,000 to invest in
financial assets.
What would your investment portfolio look
like?
Why
My portfolio will be
Stocks = $20,000
Mutual funds = $30,000
Bonds = $25,000
Fixed deposits in banks = $25,000
I have divided my money 50% in fixed ineterst securities and 50% in high risk high return assets. This is because while I believe in taking risks, I also cannot take excessive risk. So I have estimated by risk taking ability to $50,000 and hence have invested the amount as above.
Assume that you were given $100,000 to invest in financial assets. What would your investment portfolio...
Assume that you were given $100,000 to invest in financial assets. What would your investment portfolio look like? Why?
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