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lost_girl_2019 OP t1_j2debfr wrote

So the more aggressive your investment, the higher the likelihood of having a higher "payout" so to speak? I don't know the exact term.

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Mountainhollerforeva t1_j2dhbr7 wrote

It’s more about the risk profile than the level of investment. More risk equals more potential rewards. But you want something moderate risk like VOO which is an S and P 500 tracker. Meaning it’s made up of a mixture of s&p500 stocks.

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According_Elk_8196 t1_j2ednlg wrote

Yes in general a higher risk investment should have a higher expected payout than a lower risk investment but the range of outcomes (meaning chance of loss) will be higher

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