Asked by kk
How do you build an investment portfolio that matches your risk tolerance, timeline, and goals, while also being tax-efficient and diversified?
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Invest all of your available capital into one single company's stock.
Choose your investments based only on their performance in the last month.
Select a diversified asset mix based on your goals and risk appetite.
Perfectly replicate the investment choices made by a very wealthy individual.
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Correct answer: Select a diversified asset mix based on your goals and risk appetite.
Why: Diversification across asset classes and choosing investments consistent with your risk tolerance and time horizon helps balance risk and return. It also allows you to use tax-efficient accounts and strategies (tax-loss harvesting, asset location) to improve after-tax returns. The other options are risky or shortsighted: concentrating in one stock, relying on one-month performance, or blindly copying someone else can misalign with your goals and risk profile.
Why: Diversification across asset classes and choosing investments consistent with your risk tolerance and time horizon helps balance risk and return. It also allows you to use tax-efficient accounts and strategies (tax-loss harvesting, asset location) to improve after-tax returns. The other options are risky or shortsighted: concentrating in one stock, relying on one-month performance, or blindly copying someone else can misalign with your goals and risk profile.
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