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What are Your Investment Preferences?Consider each pair of words below as a continuum. Place an "x" on each line of the continuum to indicate how important each of these features is to you. Marking the middle of a line would therefore mean that the features were of equal importance.
Figure 5. What are Your Investment Preferences? Adapted from: Hogarth, Jeanne and Swanson, Josephine (1987). TOPICs, Investment basics, Cornell University, 1987. The exercise above can be downloaded:
If others are sharing investment responsibility with you, ask them to complete it as well.
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