The term growth stock is frequently a euphemism for small-company stock. Are such investments suitable for widows
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The term growth stock is frequently a euphemism for small-company stock. Are such investments suitable for “widows and orphans”? Before answering, you should consider the historical volatility. For example, from the historical record, what is the approximate probability that you will actually lose 16 percent or more of your money in a single year if you buy a portfolio of such companies?
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Looking back at Figure 19 we see that the average return on small stocks is 163 percent and the stan...View the full answer
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