High-Risk vs. Low-Risk Investments | Rina Hicks |

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When considering investment options and deciding where to allocate your money, it’s crucial to evaluate your financial goals, the safety of your investment, and the time horizon you have to recover your funds. A key factor in this process is risk-something that should never be overlooked.
Hello, I’m Rina Hicks, and I’m here to discuss the difference between high-risk and low-risk investment opportunities.
Many investors focus solely on potential returns, asking, "How much will I make?" or "What kind of returns can I expect?" while often neglecting the critical aspect of risk. Typically, high-risk investments offer higher returns. So, when you see an investment opportunity promising, for example, 20% per month or 50% per year, that’s a high return-and it usually comes with high risk. These kinds of investments often include options like investing in a business, cryptocurrency, forex trading, or someone else’s venture.
Low-risk investment opportunities, on the other hand, are those where you prioritize safety and aim to protect your principal. These investments typically offer lower returns or interest rates, but the risk of loss is significantly reduced. Examples include treasury bills, treasury bonds, savings accounts, or fixed deposit accounts with a reputable, high-tier bank.
When evaluating your investment options, consider your financial goals, the safety you need in your investment, and the time you have to recover any potential losses. Always assess whether the investment is high-risk or low-risk, and ask yourself whether you’re prepared to take on that level of risk before proceeding.
I wish you all the best as you explore different investment opportunities. This video is brought to you by Oak Special Fund, powered by Faida Investment Bank. Take care!