Basics Beginner:
Creating a Portfolio
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1.
A mutual fund that changes its holdings as the market itself changes is called a(n) _______ fund.
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Income
Bond
Asset allocation
Asset allocation. Asset allocation funds use formulas to alter the percentages of their holdings as market conditions change.
2.
The closer the beta of an investment is to 1, _______.
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The more volatile it is
The less volatile it is
The closer its volatility is to that of the whole market
The safer it is
The closer its volatility is to that of the whole market. "1" is the base value of beta.
3.
For a given investment return, there are optimal mixes of stocks, bonds, and cash that produce different returns with a minimum of risk.
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True
False
True. These portfolios are called "efficient." Their optimality has been demonstrated by analyzing returns over history.
4.
The portion of the future over which you will invest is your _______.
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Asset allocation
Time horizon
Risk tolerance
Time horizon. Taking your time horizon into consideration will help you determine how to allocate your resources.
5.
By first _______, you can comfortably allocate a desired amount of money to investing.
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Taking an inventory of what you own
Using all of what you own
Selling off your valuables
Taking an inventory of what you own. This will help you figure how much cash you have available to invest.
6.
How does having a lot of money affect your risk tolerance?
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It can enable you to afford loss.
It can buy you longer life.
It can enable you to buy volatile investments.
It can't. Risk tolerance affects all other factors.
It can enable you to afford loss. If you have a lot of money, you can afford to lose some, and so your risk tolerance will increase.
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