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Portfolios 106:
Core vs. Noncore Investments
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1.
Which of the following would make a good core stock holding?
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A large-company thats financially strong and growing at a steady rate
A mid-sized Internet company with no profits
A small company thats growing at 30% per year
A large-company thats financially strong and growing at a steady rate. This might be boring, but it would be reliable.
2.
Core holdings should take up _______ of your portfolio.
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Very little
At least two-thirds
All
At least two-thirds. As a rule, at least two-thirds is usually advised.
3.
Why might large-growth funds not be the best choice for a core mutual fund?
Choose wisely. There is only one correct answer.
Their risk level is too low
They have big price swings
They actually would be the best choice
None of the above
They have big price swings. Their big swings mean that they could suffer big losses too.
4.
Core companies tend to be ________.
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Financially healthy
Loaded with debt
Volatile
Financially healthy. This feature helps make them worthy of being core stocks.
5.
Should a bond fund be a core holding for you?
Choose wisely. There is only one correct answer.
Yes. Everyone should own bonds.
No. No one should own bonds.
Maybe. It depends on your asset allocation.
Maybe. It depends on your asset allocation. When it comes to bonds, theres no one-size-fits-all answer. It all depends on your asset allocation.
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