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This 4-page paper explains investment basics by introducing a hypothetical situtation in which someone needs to double his/her $100,000 investment into $200,000 through use of stocks, bonds and other securities. Bibliography lists 1 source.
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portfolio. The stipulation on this is that the portfolio must increase in value to $200,000 before any of the interest is spent (with none of the principle being spent).
In this paper, well propose a portfolio containing a good manner of financial instruments, and suggest what portion of the money should be
invested in each area, as well as the discussion of risk on each instrument. While high-risk instruments might help the student reach his or her goal that much faster, theyre
called "high risk" for a reason; in that the student could end up losing more than gaining. On the other hand, "low risk" might take a longer time to get
there, but the student has stronger assurance that the wealth will remain intact for the long haul. While there are many wonderful
sources on the Internet for examining creation of wealth through portfolios, for purposes of this paper, we chose Investopedia.com because of this sites excellent articles and mostly non-biased advice. Because
Investopedia isnt necessarily tied to a brokerage house or financial advisory company the information provided is fairly objective. There are basically three
reasons to invest money -- safety, income and growth (Von Bergen, 2004). Because our issue here is to stimulate growth, well follow the capital building-methods of a growth plan. What
the student wants to do with growth is provide a strong rate of return from an increase in value in wealth, which is otherwise known as capital gain (Von Bergen,
2004). Investors looking for capital gains dont necessarily need a fixed source of investment returns from their portfolio (as someone wanting income from his/her income portfolio), but rather, someone who
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