| Some investors can't sleep at night if they're not sure their money is safe. For others, the prospect of making a killing overshadows any fear of losss. How much uncertainty can you stomach? Here's a quick (4 questions) reckoner, courtesy of FORTUNE magazine. |
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| You have $10,000 invested in stocks and mutual funds. The past quarter has been rough - the value of your holdings has dropped by 20%. You: |
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| Your spouse is driving the two of you to the airport to catch a flight to your best friend's wedding. You're running late, and there's a good chance you'll miss the plane - the last one that'll get you to the ceremony on time. You: |
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| An old friend is starting a company and wants you to invest $20,000. You think it's a brilliant idea. Your friend has made the same offer to ten potential investors, but only needs five. She will allocate the slots of a first-come, first-serve basis. You: |
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| Which of the following statements best describes your attitude toward managing your investments? |
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