finance

• investment is an asset or item acquired to generate income or appreciation.
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  Investing is the act of allocating resources, usually money, with the expectation of generating an income or profit.
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  Savings refers to the amount left over after an individual's consumer spending is subtracted from the amount of disposable income earned in a given

  period. Savings can be used to increase income through investing.
• invest means owning an asset or an item to generate income from the

  investment or the appreciation of your investment which is an increase in the value

  of the asset over some time.
• investor is a person that allocates capital with the expectation of a future

  financial return (profit) or to gain an advantage
• ROI -Return of Investment
• Lay your Financial Road-map

  The first step in making a successful investment is to understand your goals and objectives to ensure that you are on the right track. You need to know whether you’re not making any mistake in investing.
• Check your Risk Tolerance

  Every person has a different personality, some risk-bearing, and some are uncomfortable taking the risk. It is important to check first your risk tolerance to

  ensure that the investment made an example in stocks aligns with your financial

  goals.
• Consider Asset Allocation

  This will help investors reduce risk through diversification. Avoid putting all your moneyinoneortwocompanies’stock. Instead,spreadyourinvestmentsinmultiple sectors. It says “Never put all your eggs in a single basket.”
• Do not Fall for Volatility

  If you have decided to invest in financial security, you should trust your research and stick to it.
• Do not Fall for Volatility

  Always remember the reason why you made that investment decision is to accomplish a certain goal that would require you to stick to your plans no matter if you are in profit or loss. Don’t panic selling or lose your hope of making profits with your investments or else your efforts will be useless.
• To ensure you are on the right track of investment lay your financial plan or roadmap first. true
• An aggressive investor is willing to risk losing money to get

  potentially better results.

  true
• . A conservative investor, or one with a low-risk tolerance, favors

  investments that maintain many investments. false
• Diversification of investment in different sectors is one way to reduce

  risk. true
• Volatility shows the ups and downs of the price of a stock in the market. true
• An investor must be a risk-bearing person. true
• The stock market is always stable all the time. false
• Check your risk tolerance. It says “no pain, no gain.” true
• “Never put all your eggs in a single basket.” true
• An experienced or beginner investor you must lay your financial

  road-map. true
• No matter what happens I will keep my money in the bank. Savings
• The acts of allocating resources, usually money, with the expectation of generating

  income or profit. investing
• The goal is to generate income or appreciate the value in the future. investment
• Any person or entity who takes a risk commits capital with the

  expectation of receiving financial returns. investor