This document contains a series of multiple choice questions assessing an individual's:
- Investment goals and expectations
- Experience and knowledge investing
- Preferred investment sectors and types
- Risk tolerance for short-term losses and fluctuations in investment value
- Priorities around security versus returns
- Financial situation and security of future income
The questions gauge risk preferences and financial literacy to determine a suitable investment strategy.
This document contains a series of multiple choice questions assessing an individual's:
- Investment goals and expectations
- Experience and knowledge investing
- Preferred investment sectors and types
- Risk tolerance for short-term losses and fluctuations in investment value
- Priorities around security versus returns
- Financial situation and security of future income
The questions gauge risk preferences and financial literacy to determine a suitable investment strategy.
This document contains a series of multiple choice questions assessing an individual's:
- Investment goals and expectations
- Experience and knowledge investing
- Preferred investment sectors and types
- Risk tolerance for short-term losses and fluctuations in investment value
- Priorities around security versus returns
- Financial situation and security of future income
The questions gauge risk preferences and financial literacy to determine a suitable investment strategy.
This document contains a series of multiple choice questions assessing an individual's:
- Investment goals and expectations
- Experience and knowledge investing
- Preferred investment sectors and types
- Risk tolerance for short-term losses and fluctuations in investment value
- Priorities around security versus returns
- Financial situation and security of future income
The questions gauge risk preferences and financial literacy to determine a suitable investment strategy.
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Questioners
1. What is your expectation when you invest?
A. An investment that does not fluctuate in value. B. Keep the value of my investments with regular income C. Maintain regular income with some exposure to capital growth. D. Im not worried about income, just maximizing the growth of my investments. 2. You are an investor science A. High school B. Graduation C. After Graduation D. After Getting job 3. What types of analysis is more accurate for investing Stock market? A. Fundamental analysis B. Technical analysis 4. What is your preferred sector for Investing? A. Bond & Debenture B. Mutual Fund C. Corporate firm D. Government Securities 5. Did you Invested in Junk bond and Z Category Share for? A. Very often B. Frequently C. Never D. I will invest in future if they offer high yield 6. How much longer is your Financial A. Less than 5 years B. 5 to 10 year C. More than 10 years D. Lifetime 7. I am willing to accept additional investment risk when this risk increases the probability of reaching my financial goals. A. Strongly Agree B. Agree C. Disagree D. Strongly Disagree 8. How long are you prepared to hold investments for?
A. Two years or less.
B. Three to five years. C. Six to ten years. D. More than ten years. 9. How would you react if your investments were to fall in value by 20 percent over a one-year period? A. Take all my money out and put it in a bank deposit account. B. Take out some of my money and move it to a safer investment strategy. C. Wait until I recover the loss and then consider other investments. D. Stick to my guns and follow the recommended strategy. E. Its 15 per cent cheaper to invest more money in the same investment. 10. What is your willingness to risk short-term losses for the prospect of higher longterm returns? A. Low. B. Not sure. C. Moderate. D. High. 11. Choose the most appropriate response to the following statement: My main concern is security; keeping money safe is more important than earning high returns. A. Strongly disagree. B. Disagree. C. Neither agree nor disagree. D. Agree. E. Strongly agree. 12. When it comes to investing, how experienced do you think you are?
A. Inexperienced investing is a new experience for me.
B. Somewhat inexperienced investing is fairly new to me. C. Somewhat experienced knowledgeable. D. Experienced I know the factors that make investments go up and down E. Very experienced I do my own extensive research and have an excellent understanding of what factors affect investment performance. 13. How secure is your future income such as from salary, pension or other investments? A. Not secure. B. Somewhat secure. C. Fairly secure. D. Very secure.
14. How would you describe your current financial situation?
A. Completely debt-free. B. Mortgage-free but a few other obligations C. A reasonable mortgage but no other debt. D. A mortgage and some obligations. E. Up to my eyeballs in deb
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