Who is an aggressive investor
Generally speaking, an aggressive investor puts a large part of their portfolios in stocks of less well-established companies without a history of earnings or dividends. An aggressive investor gets higher returns for taking big risks but must actively monitor the stocks they invest in.
If you’re willing to take on additional risk with the prospect of getting a higher payoff, you may consider an aggressive investment strategy.
Aggressive investment strategies are typically considered suitable for young adults with smaller portfolios. Because a lengthy investment horizon enables them to ride out market fluctuations, losses early in one’s career have less impact than later.
Invest with George Soros
In 1973, George Soros founded the hedge fund company of Soros Fund Management, which eventually evolved into the well-known and respected Quantum Fund.
For almost two decades, he ran this aggressive and successful hedge fund, reportedly racking up returns in excess of 30% per year and, on two occasions, posting annual returns of more than 100%.
Portfolio includes:
- 20 carefully selected companies to invest in
- Investment strategy
- Rebalancing strategy
- Exit strategy
- Risk factor
- How long should you hold the position to realize maximum gain
- How to buy stocks for investment
- How to open a brokerage account
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