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What risk classification describes a person who is...?


prepared to accept some losses provided the expect medium to long term return on the investment is significantly higher than fixed deposit rates?
a) Risk Averter
b) Cautious
c) Balanced
d) Risk-seeker

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c!

Risk seeker

Cautious

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