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| − | Risk-on, | + | Risk-on, risk-off (RoRo) investing describes the tendency of money to flee away from risk investments, such as the [[stock market]], amid a higher risk financial or political environment. |
For example, in a "risk-off" mindset caused by perceived political instability many investors might move their money into low-yield but very safe financial instruments, such as highly rated bonds, or even into [[gold]]. | For example, in a "risk-off" mindset caused by perceived political instability many investors might move their money into low-yield but very safe financial instruments, such as highly rated bonds, or even into [[gold]]. | ||
[[category:finance]] | [[category:finance]] | ||
Revision as of 01:33, June 7, 2017
Risk-on, risk-off (RoRo) investing describes the tendency of money to flee away from risk investments, such as the stock market, amid a higher risk financial or political environment.
For example, in a "risk-off" mindset caused by perceived political instability many investors might move their money into low-yield but very safe financial instruments, such as highly rated bonds, or even into gold.