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A low-risk investment might have a high price if
it is in great demand.
it belongs to a new company.
it protects the initial investment.
it guarantees profits.
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it is in great demand.
Explanation: High demand pushes prices up regardless of risk level. A new company usually implies higher risk (not low risk). "Protects the initial investment" describes lower risk but doesn't by itself explain a high market price, and "guarantees profits" is unrealistic — guaranteed profits are not typical and would imply different pricing dynamics.
Explanation: High demand pushes prices up regardless of risk level. A new company usually implies higher risk (not low risk). "Protects the initial investment" describes lower risk but doesn't by itself explain a high market price, and "guarantees profits" is unrealistic — guaranteed profits are not typical and would imply different pricing dynamics.
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