If there’s a recession, what can you do as an investor to make sure your portfolio is ready? How should you pick stocks if you are worried about a recession? And which types of stocks tend to be more resistant to recessions? Our Investing 101 series is here to help give you the knowledge you need to feel empowered to build wealth in the stock market. 0:00 – Intro
2:00 – Cyclicals vs defensives
4:34 – Dividend stocks as ‘evergreen’ investments
5:38 – Value or growth stocks?
8:17 – Main points Visit us at https://trading212.com Download our free mobile apps for iOS or Android
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Today’s video is all about how to choose your first investment. It might feel like a daunting task, but it doesn’t need to be. We’ll cover ‘Paralysis Analysis’ and how it can be avoided, talk about goal setting and delve into risk, amongst other things. Some example risk questions as mentioned in the video: 1. Imagine you have invested £100,000. Which of the five scenarios below would you want for your investment portfolio? Best-case increase (£) Most likely result (£) Worst-case losses (£)
Scenario 1 13,000 3,000 –11,000
Scenario 2 15,500 4,000 –12,500
Scenario 3 20,000 5,000 –16,500
Scenario 4 24,500 6,000 –21,500
Scenario 5 28,000 6,500 –25,500 2. Investing involves a trade-off between risk and returns. In the past, investments with higher returns have been associated with greater risk and chance of loss. Whereas cautious investments that have had a lower chance of loss also have achieved lower returns. Which of the following statements best describes your attitude to risk? – I am most concerned with risk. I am willing to accept lower returns in order to limit the risk of loss.
– I am willing to accept some risk and chance of loss in an effort to achieve modest but somewhat higher returns.
– I am willing to accept moderate risk in order to achieve higher returns. Reducing risk and increasing returns are equally important to me.
– I want to achieve strong returns on my investments. I am willing to accept somewhat higher risk and chance of loss.
– I am mainly concerned with getting the highest possible returns on my investments. I am willing to accept significant rises and falls in the value of my investments and a significant chance of loss. Here’s the link to our ‘How to Pick Stocks’ Video mentioned at the end:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_IAnZD4a7OQ Оur Investing 101 series will cover the fundamentals of investing and will try to bring you the basics to build a solid foundation. Let us know in the comments for future topics you would like to see covered in these videos. 0:00 – Intro
0:46 – Narrow down the choice
3:47 – What are your goals?
5:05 – What is your risk tolerance?
7:27 – Risk Questionnaire Visit us at https://trading212.com Download our free mobile apps for iOS or Android:
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