
- 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.
Articles in this issue
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Check Your Creditalmost 18 years ago
Female Millionairesalmost 18 years ago
The Cadillac CDalmost 18 years ago
Sales Taxes Deductiblealmost 18 years ago
Doc's Tax Dodges Probedalmost 18 years ago
Thumbs Up: The IRS: On Your Side?almost 18 years ago
Thumbs Down: They Have Some Nervealmost 18 years ago
Reading Room: There for the Takingalmost 18 years ago
That's Entertainmentalmost 18 years ago
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