What I have learned from this project is that investing isn't always a good thing and it can be determined by volatility. Volatility, a measure of the separation of returns from a market record, shows how risky the security is. The higher the volatility, the more riskier a security is. According to Investopedia, they mentioned, "A higher volatility means that a security's value can potentially be spread out over a larger range of values." This shows the risk of the security on the price can dangerously go up or go down. In all, investing is a big risk depending on the volatility, but it will significantly increase your money than bank while the interest in bank will be safe. Also, this has taught me investing can help you a lot if you do a lot of research and it can help me pay for college tuition.
Hello Accelerated Math Students! As part of your Quarter 2 investment project, you will post on this blog using your holiday pseudonym. You will also comment on two other posts. EXTENDED DUE DATE: SUNDAY DECEMBER 11, 2016. The grades are now finished for the blog.
Thanks for mentioning what risks there could be when investing, as many only talk about the huge return rates without touching upon the fact that these rates could drop based on their volatility.
ReplyDeleteThanks for this advice so now I know that investing doesn't mean that your money is always going to go up
ReplyDeleteThank you for giving me the risks of investing. There's also a pro side and a con side to things. Sometimes, we forget that and jump into investing. I really need to consider this when looking for a company to invest. c:
ReplyDeleteI like how your article talked about what could go wrong when you invest, while other articles mainly focusing on the chance for a high return from companies with a big volatility without touching the subject of how your money isn't always going to keep increasing.
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