Is investing in stocks risky?
The market prices of stocks, ETFs, and other assets are constantly fluctuating — sometimes dramatically — an effect known as “volatility.” If you buy an asset and its value drops, then sell it, you’ll have taken a loss.
It’s important to be aware that past performance is not necessarily an indicator of future performance. In other words, there is risk involved even on assets with a history of positive performance.
Before making an investing decision, we recommend you to take time to research and keep up to date with the assets you’re buying or selling, as well as follow the stock market in general.
When investing, it’s important to understand your own appetite for risk and ensure this matches how you build your portfolio.