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Putting money into an asset
Lifetime annuity
Discount brokers don't give investment advice or do stock market analysis
Investment counselors recommend buying stocks whose returns show a negative correlation in order to minimize the risk of big losses. ANSWER: A stock whose returns tend to increase when the returns of a second stock are decreasing.
Beta describes the relationship between the volatility of a stock with respect to the market as a whole (which the market represented by a suitable index). A beta of less than one means that the stock is less volatile than the index, and vice-versa. Basically, if a benchmark returns 10%, and you're considering a stock with a beta of 1.5%, that means the stock needs to have a return of greater than 15% for it to be worthwhile. The related link contains much more information
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Putting money into an asset.
An increase in the value of an investment
An increase in the value of an investment
Putting money into an asset.
She buys a treasury bond.
Investment can be a noun (person, place or thing) as in "That was a wise investment he made."Investment can be an adjective (describes a noun) as in "The investment club meets the third Wednesday of every month."
Putting money into an asset
She buys a treasury bond.
an increase in the value of an investment :) tinaa
The phrase 'white commercial diamond' probably describes a gemstone.
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