Not exact matches
If our model predicts a higher loss potential
than you have specified for your portfolio, we will execute a reallocation from a
riskier asset class (such as stocks) into a lower risk asset class (such as government bonds or
money market funds).
Although
money market funds traditionally hold their value at a share price of $ 1, there's no guarantee that the principal value won't deviate from $ 1, which makes the MMF
riskier than the comparable bank and brokerage account products.
The safest investment is probably a
money market fund [originally I said a TIPS
fund but they appear to be
riskier than I had thought].