When it comes to making an investment, “risk and time are the two variables” to be weighed ahead of time. Of course, everyone will make a different decision vis-à-vis how much bonds and cash they will choose to add to their stock portfolio, but the rule is the same for everyone: they need to “factor [in] time and risk tolerance to the amount of money [they] put into stocks.”
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