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GreenRock Risk Tolerance Assessment
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Full Name
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Phone Number
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Date of Birth
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How would you prioritize the following investment goals?
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High Priority
Moderate Priority
Low Priority
Capital Preservation
Income Generation
Growth
Liquidity
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Moderate Priority
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Capital Preservation
Income Generation
Growth
Liquidity
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How much experience do you have with investing in the stock market?
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No experience
Limited experience
Moderate experience
Extensive experience
How would you rate your understanding of different investment vehicles (e.g., stocks, bonds, mutual funds)?
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Very Limited
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If the market is down 30% this year, what would be your most likely action?
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Sell all investments until the market stabilizes.
Do nothing and maintain current investments.
Buy more with liquid cash and appreciated investments.
How comfortable are you with daily fluctuations of 1% in your portfolio value?
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Not at all comfortable
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Very comfortable
We aim to double money every 2-3 years, which may involve an annual float range of 15-20%. How comfortable are you with this level of annual fluctuation?
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Which of the following investment statements best describes your approach?
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I prioritize capital preservation over high returns.
I am comfortable with moderate risk for potentially higher returns.
I am willing to take on significant risk for the highest possible returns.
I prefer investments with guaranteed returns, even if they are lower.
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When faced with an unexpected expense, which option would you be most comfortable with?
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Use Investments to cover the cost.
Use Emergency funds and replenish over time.
Take out a small loan.
It depends!
If you doubled your money in consecutive years, but then lost 50% year three, how would your confidence be affected?
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I would feel it, yes, but committed to the consecutive year performance and understand that is the risk/reward.
I would continue to add as planned on our long term financial plan.
I would immediately sell and leave the strategy!
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What percentage of your investment portfolio are you comfortable allocating to high-risk assets?
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Less than 10%
10-25%
25-50%
More than 50%
Please provide any additional comments or concerns regarding your risk tolerance.
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