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It's not really though. That amount of risk aversion would keep people out of the market who would be better served by keeping it in a lazy portfolio for extend
by vsareto 6y ago
It's not really though. That amount of risk aversion would keep people out of the market who would be better served by keeping it in a lazy portfolio for extended amounts of time.
- bena 6y agoSo, it's not money they're counting on. If they lose it, it won't collapse their life. There's a difference between "would like to not lose" and "can't lose". I would like to not lose my investments. I can't lose rent.