Clearly you both don’t understand the underlying theory behind the risk-return tradeoff. You should be buying riskier securities at a discounted price, therefore leaving the potential for greater return (purely because of the price). There isn’t any inherent potential for greater return because of the risky security itself, just because of how it’s traded and discounted to account for the risk. Obviously the goal is to maximize returns while minimizing risk exposure. I actually know my shit pretty fucking well.
In no way is that a financial theory.
12 years ago at 10:49 pmHe’s referring to the risk-return tradeoff dipshit.
12 years ago at 12:10 amClearly you both don’t understand the underlying theory behind the risk-return tradeoff. You should be buying riskier securities at a discounted price, therefore leaving the potential for greater return (purely because of the price). There isn’t any inherent potential for greater return because of the risky security itself, just because of how it’s traded and discounted to account for the risk. Obviously the goal is to maximize returns while minimizing risk exposure. I actually know my shit pretty fucking well.
12 years ago at 1:13 amGood for you. No one gives a shit, E-Trade baby.
12 years ago at 1:46 am^^ Someone doesn’t understand the OP was using risky in the literal sense.
12 years ago at 11:34 am