Miss Williams asked: a) business risk
b) financial risk
c) political risk
d) exchange rate risk
e) all of the above
Skyler
Investments
Business Risk, Exchange Rate Risk, Financial Risk
Miss Yahoo asked: Suppose that you have a client that is very risk adverse. He is 50 years old and has a 20+ year investment time horizon.
Despite his risk aversion, he wants to generate a rate of return greater than that of the current money market. His existing portfolio is invested 100% in bonds.
Assuming that this is all that you know about the client, would you advise that he add equities to the portfolio? Why? How much?
Adrien
Investments
Investment Time, Money Market, Risk Aversion
Trying for Big in Boise asked: What type of investors do hedge funds usually appeal to?
Do they invest in high-risk type of investments?
Is there a tax provision that allows them or enables them to operate differently than other types of investment vehicles?
Leila
Investments
High Risk, Investments, Type Of Investors
Didgeridude asked: Considering the iShares Lehman 10-20 Year Treasury Bond Fund (TLH)
Daisy
Investments
Bond Funds, Exchange Traded Funds, Tlh
rajesh B asked: I got 2500 dollars for my birthday and i want to invest it. Basically i dont care about the risk but i want to try to make money on the top of it in a short time. I want to try stocks, mutual funds, and HIYP’s. Please tell me what is the best idea to make money off this initial investment. Thanks.!!!
Fiona
Investments
Initial Investment, Invest, Short Time
nycjoe29 asked: Many people have lost their houses and savings. Shouldn’t professional lenders explain interest rate risks to less sophosticated customers? In Wall Street, financial professionals can be sewed for buying investments that are too risky for certain investors. Why is this not the case for lenders?
Cara
Investments
Investors, Risk, Wall Street
nomethinks asked: preferably the subprime bonds prior to the collapse in the credit markets.
I understand the basic relationship of risk and spread, but would much appreciate a concrete example that demonstrates the movements of these two variables (ratings and price) that leads to the appearance (price/yield/spread) of a given bond.
Just trying to get a visual in my head. Haven’t found what I am looking for through regular google search.
Enrique
Investments
Appearance, Leads, Yield Spread
ishida_urryu asked: A baseball card collection, a savings account, or money hidden in a drawer
Nadia
Investments
Baseball Card Collection, Investment Risk, Money
celebrate_me_home_2000 asked: Obama called for a Homeowner and Financial Support Act that would provide funds to prevent catastrophic failures in the financial industry and help keep people in their homes.
First of all, Investment banks were all the discussion on the German television. You invest and take the risk.
People, I guess, signed variable rates to interest only loans and were expecting the value of the house to increase some 10-20% in the year are now going to get bailed out.
Emilio
Investments
Catastrophic Failures, Invest, Risk
Zee asked: The investment needs to be almost risk free
Xiomara
Investments
Invest, Job, Risk Free