Section 1 - Instruction

You've learned about the risk-return relationship and diversification strategies. Now let's practice applying these concepts to real investment decisions.

Engagement Message

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Section 2 - Practice

Type

Multiple Choice

Practice Question

Lisa is 25 and saving for retirement in 40 years. She's comfortable with some risk for higher returns. What investment approach makes the most sense?

A. 100% savings accounts for safety B. Mix of stocks and bonds, heavier on stocks for growth potential C. Only government bonds for predictability
D. All money in one high-growth tech stock

Suggested Answers

  • A
  • B - Correct
  • C
  • D
Section 3 - Practice

Type

Swipe Left or Right

Practice Question

Swipe left for good diversification examples, right for poor diversification:

Labels

  • Left Label: Good Diversification
  • Right Label: Poor Diversification

Left Label Items

  • Owning stocks from 10 different industries
  • Mix of 70% stocks and 30% bonds
  • Investing in both U.S. and international markets
  • Combining government and corporate bonds

Right Label Items

  • Putting all money into one cryptocurrency
  • Only buying oil company stocks
  • Investing everything in your employer's stock
  • All bonds from the same company
Section 4 - Practice

Type

Fill In The Blanks

Markdown With Blanks

Let's practice the key principles:

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