Lessons in investing

Lesson 2: What is risk?

All investments carry a degree of risk. As a general rule, the more risk you take, the greater the expected returns you could receive. As an investor, you need to ensure your portfolio is structured according to the amount of risk you need, want, and are able to bear.

AcuityINSIGHT: The unseen screening processWhile changes to portfolios may not always be frequent or visible, there is a great deal happening behind the scenes to ensure every investment is thoroughly screened and remains best in class. This issue offers a look at the rigorous process and attention to detail that underpin recommendations, an

AcuityINSIGHT: Avoiding the lure of past performanceThe financial world is not short of predictions on which market, sector or asset class will outperform. Whilst it can always be tempting to adjust a portfolio based on what has happened, or what others forecast, taking the long-term view and being well diversified, as always, remains the most pruden

AcuityINSIGHT: Is your investment glass half full or half empty?In a world full of negative news, it's easy to feel uncertain about the markets. However, adopting a glass-half-full attitude can make a big difference. Despite challenges, capitalist economies have consistently delivered long-term wealth to investors who stay the course. Embrace the resilience of m

Lessons in investing

Lesson 2: What is risk?

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