Jasz
VIP Contributor
An aggressive investment strategy emphasizes a substantially higher portfolio allocation of high-return equity over debt in order to generate high returns through exposure to high riskA growth investing strategy is an investment strategy that seeks to maximize long-term total return by investing in stocks that have above average growth potential, or by investing in stock index funds which seek to replicate the performance of a specific index. Growth investors tend to rely on fundamental analysis and extensive research before making investment decisions, whereas value investors rely more on quantitative analysis and research.
Investors who follow this strategy are willing to take more risk than investors who pursue a conservative investment strategy. The performance of aggressive investors is measured by the rate of return of their investments relative to those of investors with less risky strategies.
Investors who follow this strategy are willing to take more risk than investors who pursue a conservative investment strategy. The performance of aggressive investors is measured by the rate of return of their investments relative to those of investors with less risky strategies.
