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Pandemic love: A couple got married at the US-Canada border so guests from both countries could attend

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We can say that diversity is just as good and necessary in investing as it is sometimes in life. Pan

We can say that diversity is just as good and necessary in investing as it is sometimes in life. Pandemic love: A couple got married at the US-Canada border so guests from both countries could attend  A Canadian couple got married on the US-Canada border so family and friends from both countries could attend despite travel restrictions due to the coronavirus pandemic. (Read more: [( This unusual wedding was attended by wedding guests from two countries. And that diversity was great. But we can say that diversity is just as good and necessary in investing as it is sometimes in life.  Investments are lucrative when they maximize profits with the minimum risk. By diversifying one's investment portfolio one can minimize the risks that they have with their investments. By diversification it is implied that one allocates their assets in different investment options like bonds, stocks and short term investments.  This strategy of diversification has been used by many and is proven to give good results as by using this one minimizes the risk of losing their investments on a single investment.  It is best to spread the investment portfolio as this helps to spread the risk also. The investments can be spread on the following three classes:   Stocks  The share of ownership in a company is called a stock. These are known to be the most aggressive part of any diversified portfolio and these are also known as shares and equities. These carry the highest amount of returns in the short term but at the same time they have the highest level of risks as well.  The reason behind the high risk is that the market is unpredictable. In the longer time period the opportunity of growth is much higher with shares in the portfolio.   Bonds  Many organizations like companies, government, public utilities and banks and also other big entities issue bonds. Bonds are financial assets with fixed rate of interest. These function in a different way than the stocks. These save one from the unpredictability of the stock market and save one from the risk associated with it by acting like a cushion.  The section of the investors who are more worried about the financial safety of their assets rather than the growth in their assets prefer to allocate a larger portion of their investments in bonds as these carry a low risk and also provide regular income.   Short term Investments  The short term investments are those investments which have a maturity period of 12 months or less. These include money market funds and short term certificates of deposits. There is a stability of the principal in money market funds and these provide an easier access to money and thus are considered to be conservative investments. They have lower returns when one compares them to individual bonds and bond funds.  After one knows the rewards and the risks associated with each type of investment they are in a better position to understand how to allocate their investments. The decision that one makes will depend on the goals and the aims they have as an investor. One of the very important factors to decide while planning an investment portfolio is to decide the time when the money will be needed.  An aggressive strategy with investment in stocks can be used by someone who has a longer time frame. It is best for long term growth though it has a high level of risk. A conservative portfolio is better for people with a shorter time frame in mind. Diversification of investment portfolio is a way to reallocate assets. 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