As the prices of goods and services rise over time, our money buys less and less.

If it does poorly going forward, then we’ve not chosen wisely.

If the overall level of economic activity slows, it will likely impact the investments they hold.

There’s a chance they’ll outlive the “nest egg” they’ve built over their careers.

They may decide to restrict or prohibit the activities of a corporation you’re invested in.

But, not all countries have strong investor protections. It’s critical to investigate the country within which you want to invest.

In times of crisis, the financial system can freeze up, causing rippling harm worldwide.

But, can they execute? Should investors believe they’ll achieve what they’ve announced plans to do?

Investors who sell during market dips will lock in lower prices than they’d receive if they waited for a rebound.

… terrible financial results or other bad news which makes the stock plunge?

The ability to sell an investment quickly for a fair price is known as liquidity.

They do so by penalizing the corporations that are based in the country they wish to harm.

The reason is that new investments will pay the new higher rate and be more attractive.

Let’s take a brief look at them.