We all want to know what’s going to be the ‘best’ investment for us individually. The answer to this lies at the intersection of two critical elements.
The first element is about you:
We all want to make 20% a year or more and have negligible risk, but in general, that is not how the markets work.
The second element is about the marketplace:
You might decide that the profile and characteristics of a particular investment fit your investment plans. But if that investment is highly-priced, perhaps perceived to be carrying a value towards the top of the market, then maybe its time to think again.
The interplay between these two elements is dynamic.
Your needs, resources and timescales may frequently change, and the marketplace certainly does.
Whether you use an independent advisor, or you take the responsibility to invest yourself, there are some key questions that it is worth asking yourself and noting the answers.
Finding answers provides a structure with which to make the initial decision of whether an investment is right for your portfolio.
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