Basic Investment Principles
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Match the words in the box with the correct definition below.
Investment Principles:
RISK TOLERANCE
DIVERSIFICATION
DOLLAR-COST AVERAGING
ASSET ALLOCATION
COMPOUNDING
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Having a variety of funds within an asset class, a variety of industries, and a variety of maturity dates.
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Percentage of your portfolio devoted to different investment categories.
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Accumulation of interest on both principal and previously credited interest. The longer you invest, the better.
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How much you can afford to lose; helps you govern the types of investments you choose.
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This refers to investing a set amount regularly, over time, to soften the impact of market fluctuations.
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