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Physician's Money Digest

  • Nov30 2004
  • Volume 11
  • Issue 22

Risky Investments?

Bonus:

What's the risk of an individual stockyou own turning turkey? What's the risklevel for your entire portfolio? AtRiskGrades (www.riskgrades.com), youcan get a risk analysis for a stock, bond,mutual fund, or your overall portfolio.Risk grades range from zero, the leastrisky, to 1000 or more, the most risky.The more aggressive your portfolio, thehigher the risk grade will be. A reasonablyaggressive portfolio may score 100or more on the risk scale. In contrast,conservative holdings may earn a 25. Inrating investments within the portfolio,the program assigns higher risk gradesto individual stocks and bonds asopposed to mutual funds. At theRiskGrades Web site, a short questionnairewill assess your risk tolerance andgive you a sample portfolio to match it.

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