Strategy Beginner: Introduction to Investment Strategy

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1.
If your investment strategy is risk-averse, you avoid risk whenever possible.
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False. A risk-averse strategy does not seek to avoid risk entirely, but to get the best possible return at the lowest possible risk.
2.
Companies that do not pay dividends might be good growth investments.
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True. Often, companies do not pay dividends in order to funnel more profits into growth.
3.
If you might need to use your principal soon, which aspect(s) of trading would especially concern you?
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Maturity date and minimum investment. Minimum investment determines how much of your principal will be tied up, and the maturity date how long.
4.
_______ are taxed at a relatively low rate if you hold your investments long enough.
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Capital gains. Long-term capital gains are taxed at a lower rate to encourage investment.
5.
Investors diversify to reduce the risks of different business trends.
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True. Diversifying helps them avoid any particular trend affecting their investments too much.