2023 Investor IQ Test

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2023 Investor IQ Test
 
Are you an Einstein in investing? A complete novice? Check your Investor IQ with the 26 questions below.
 
If you score 21 correct answers or higher, then you’re in great shape! If you score 18, then you are C-level. Below 18 correct indicates that you are in need of a refresher course in life math. (Even math geniuses might not know the basics of Wall Street…) So, consider joining us at our next Investor Educational Retreat.
 

1. What is the one question you should ask your Certified Financial Advisor before hiring him/her?
2. What are 3 red flags that your financial plan is in on a Wall Street rollercoaster and at risk of losing half or more of its value?
3. How much of your nest egg should you keep safe?
4. What's safe?
5. What is the average return of stocks over the last 10 and 30 years?
6. What is the average return of gold over the last 10 and 30 years?
7. What is the average return of real estate over the last 10 and 30 years?
8. What was the top performing investment in 2022? 
9. How long will it take for you to have a nest egg as big as your annual salary if you put 10% of your income into a Buy My Own Island Fund and invest in stocks and bonds*?
10. How long will it take for your nest egg to earn more than you earn, if you you put 10% of your income into a Buy My Own Island Fund and invest in stocks and bonds*?
11. What’s the safest investment in a slow-growth, high-debt world?
12. Which countries hold the most gold? 
13.  Are annuities safe?
14. What were the top performing and the worst months for stocks over the past five years? 
15. What was the top performing 2-month period for stocks over the past twenty years?
16. What was the worst investment in 2022, NASDAQ, gold, the Dow Jones Industrial Average, bonds, Bitcoin, cannabis or real estate?
17. Which year is expected to perform better, 2023 or 2024, based upon historical returns of election years?
18. How many companies are in the Dow Jones Industrial Average?
19. How many Dow Jones Industrial Average companies were bailed out or went bankrupt in the Great Recession?
20. Which index has performed better since the bottom of the pandemic in March of 2020, the Dow Jones Industrial Average or the NASDAQ Composite Index?
21. How much did investors lose between February 19, 2020 and March 23, 2020?
22. How much did investors lose during the Great Recession and the Dot Com Recession?
23. Does Buy & Hope work? Why or why  not?  
24. Why is it that so many investors are unable to Buy Low and Sell High?
25. What is the 3-Ingredient Recipe for Cooking up Profits? 
26. What are the Four Questions for Picking Winning Stocks?

 
 
Answers are listed in the article "Investor IQ Test Answers 2023" in my blog at 
https://www.nataliepace.com/blog/
 
https://www.nataliepace.com/blog/answers-to-the-2023-investor-iq-test

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ALWAYS do your research and consult an experienced, reputable financial professional before buying or selling any security, and consider your long-term goals and strategies. Investors should NOT be all in on any asset class or individual stocks. Your retirement plan should reflect a diversified strategy, which has been designed with the assistance of a financial professional who is familiar with your goals, risk tolerance, tax needs and more. The "trading" portion of your portfolio should be a very small part of your investment strategy, and the amount of money you invest into individual companies should never be greater than your experience, wisdom, knowledge and patience.  

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