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FYI: High returns and low risk. It’s what every investor wants, but what few investors get. However, even if you could limit the amount of money you could lose in the stock market, would it be worth it? Is avoiding the downside worth missing some potential upside? To test this question, consider the following thought experiment: Regards, Ted https://ofdollarsanddata.com/the-price-of-admission/
