Equity risk
The value of equity investments can fall as well as rise, and you may get back less than you invested. Share prices fluctuate daily for reasons that may be unrelated to any single company.
Market risk
Broad market movements — driven by interest rates, global events, sentiment or liquidity conditions — can affect the value of a holding regardless of its individual merits.
Liquidity risk
Some securities, particularly small and mid-cap stocks, may be difficult to buy or sell at the desired price or quantity, especially during volatile periods.
Sector risk
Companies within the same industry are exposed to common factors — regulation, input costs, technology shifts — so a sector-concentrated position carries correlated risk.
Company-specific risk
Factors unique to a business — management decisions, governance, competition, litigation or an earnings miss — can materially affect its share price.
Economic risk
Macroeconomic conditions such as inflation, currency movements, fiscal and monetary policy and the overall growth cycle influence corporate earnings and valuations.
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