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SUITABILITY - Tests







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Not all clients are the same.

Clients fall into risk profiles.
Each client's propensity for risk differs.
Moreover clients generally have different risk profiles for different activities.
Investment portfolios are measured by volatility, the higher the volatility the riskier the portfolio is to losses.







TESTS


Test #1


Below is a Risk Profile Test which will help you decide if you are an Aggressive, Balanced or Conservative investor.

  1. Test # 1

    1. Do you have 3 to 6 months of savings for emergencies?

    Yes - 5 pts
    No - 0 pt


    2. Which investments have you owned (add up total)?

    Bonds / Bond funds - 1 pt
    Real Estate investments - 1 pt
    U.S. stocks / Stock Mutual funds - 1 pt
    International stocks / International Mutual funds - 1 pt
    Options and/or Futures - 2 pts
    Managed futures and/or Commodity funds - 2 pts
    Hedge funds - 2 pts
    Managed accounts - 1 pts


    3. What average annual rate of return of do you expect?

    4% or less - 0 pts
    4% to 7% annually - 2 pts
    7% to 15% annually - 5 pts
    15% or more annually - 7 pts


    4. What percentage of your total net worth is invested?

    Less than 15% - 5 pts
    15% to 30% - 4 pts
    30% to 50% - 3 pts
    50% to 75% - 2 pts
    More than 75% - 1 pt


    5. What type of Investor are you?

    Buy and hold investor. - 5 pts
    Market timer investing in Bull markets. - 3 pts
    Market timer avoiding Bear markets. - 1 pt


    6. Which age group do you fall into?

    under 30 - 6 pts
    30 to 44 - 5 pts
    45 to 60 - 4 pts
    60 to 74 - 2 pts
    75 and up - 1 pt


    7. What is your primary source of income?

    Salary and other earnings from work - 5 pts
    Earnings from my investment portfolio - 3 pts
    Retirement pension and/or Social Security - 1 pt


    8. Part of your Investment portfolio may be liquidated for retirement income, educational and/or medical expenses, the purchase of a house and/or another large purchase.

    in less than 2 years - 1 pt
    2 to 5 years - 2 pts
    5 to 10 years - 3 pts
    10 years or more - 5 pts


    9. I will need income from these investments now or very soon.

    Yes - 1 pt
    No - 4 pts


    10. Compared to the S&P 500 my investment should:

    Outperform the S&P 500 - 5 pts
    Approximate the S&P 500 - 3 pts
    Underperform the S&P 500 with less risk - 1 pt


    11. My attitude of trading activity is:

    Portfolio changes are costly and unproductive. - 1 pt
    Reallocation is Okay. - 3 pts
    Moderate trading is Okay. - 5 pts


    12. If the stock market declines 20% your reaction would be:

    I should not have invested in Financial market. - 0 pts
    I should have sold by now to limit my exposure. - 2 pts
    I'm still invested but I am prepared to sell. - 3 pts
    I will ride out the Bear market awaiting the next Bull market. - 5 pts


    13. The most I am willing to lose in one year is:

    Less than 5%. Avoiding loses is very important to me. - 2 pt
    5% to 10%. Modest periodic declines are acceptable. - 3 pts
    10% to 20%. Short term losses are acceptable if higher risk investments will offer higher returns over the long term. - 5 pts
    Over 20%. High returns don't come without taking risk, I can afford a large short term loss. - 7 pts

    0 - 20 points you have a Conservative risk profile
    21 - 44 points you have a Balanced risk profile
    over 45 points you have an Aggressive risk profile.


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