Abstract
Either independent uncertainty or the investor's perspective on capital loss might be used to describe it. The former is brought on by the inability of the external environment to precisely control changes. The investor may be aware of and accept a specific chance of random events, which is also established. As a result, risk describes the outcomes of decisions made. Interest rate, currency, buying power (inflation), market, default, management, business, financial, bankruptcy, liquidity, price fluctuations, reinvestment, redemption on demand, fungibility, and political risks are distinguished from one another. An investor must measure risks in order to manage them. This may be achieved by calculating price changes, return rates, and risks associated with the intended investment.
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