Investing is, and has always been, a game of risk and return. Every investor has a certain amount of risk that they are willing to take in return for a certain amount of return. Risk averse investors hope to minimize their risk for the maximum return that they can make. This seems logical, but every one of us has a differing level of risk aversion that will constantly impact the investment decisions that we make. Our money, and its growth, will constantly be tied to our risk aversion level and how that changes our investment allocations. Today, we will discuss:
1. What risk aversion is
2. The impacts of risk aversion on our investing
3. How our expectations as investors must be tempered based on our levels of risk aversion
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