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kveggie1 t1_iyce39z wrote

Risk is up to you, what you think is acceptable. I cannot answer that for you.

Also, you would have to define what you mean by low, medium and high risk.

For example: for me, high risk is penny stocks, junk bonds, and privately held REITs and i stay away from those.

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goingback2back t1_iycibfp wrote

This is a pretty broad question and it depends on your risk tolerance. Furthermore, some investments are simply bad, regardless of your appetite for risk. What do you define as "high risk"? Like crypto? Penny stocks? Options?

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MikeWPhilly t1_iycwhd3 wrote

So many answers and degree of comfortability. Generally though you want higher risk earlier in your career (when young) and more balanced as you get close to retirement. But it’s such an open ended question, not even clear if you are talking stocks, retirement accounts etc.. ?

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