Moderately Aggressive Sample Clauses
The 'Moderately Aggressive' clause sets a balanced approach to risk allocation or enforcement within a contract, aiming to protect a party's interests without being overly stringent or lenient. In practice, this might involve setting firm but fair deadlines, moderate penalties for non-compliance, or reasonable limitations on liability. Its core function is to provide a middle ground that encourages compliance and cooperation while avoiding the extremes of harsh or overly permissive terms, thus ensuring both parties feel the agreement is equitable and workable.
Moderately Aggressive. This risk tolerance indicates you want to outperform stock market indices when the markets go up but are aware of and accept the fact that your account will likely be down more than the market indices when the stock markets perform poorly. You are willing to accept more risk than the average investor for the potential of greater returns. Aggressive: This risk tolerance indicates you want to substantially outperform the stock market and are willing to accept the higher degree of risk associated with seeking returns that outperform. You are very aware that a similar level of outperformance when markets are performing well can negatively impact you when markets are not faring well. You accept a high level of risk with the potential for greater returns. Speculative: This risk tolerance indicates you are comfortable with the highest level of risk and the highest average possibility for loss of initial investment value in exchange for higher potential to profit from an anticipated price move. USA PATRIOT ACT NOTICE
Moderately Aggressive. A Moderately Aggressive investor primarily values higher long-term returns and is willing to accept significant risk. This investor believes higher long-term returns are II. Investment Objectives / III. Risk Tolerance Classifications