Options — Option buyers have virtually
unlimited gain potential while the amount at risk is limited to the premium paid.
Not exact matches
A call option, he explained, is a type of financial contract that allows an investor to make deals that have limited
potential for loss but
unlimited potential for
gain.
In addition to dipping into his private fortune for
unlimited campaign ads touting his test score
gains, he has total control of a $ 15 billion education empire that doles out jobs and no - bid contracts to
potential critics and spends millions on a well - oiled public relations machine, but spends nothing on independent research or evaluation of classroom programs.
The pros are your
potential gain is
unlimited in a tax deferred environment.
When you buy, your
potential gain is
unlimited, but all you can lose is 100 %.
The main pros and cons of variable universal life are that since you have the benefit of
potential unlimited gains, you also bear the risk of
potential unlimited loss.
Consider that when buying stock (a.k.a. going long or taking a long position, in contrast to short) then your
potential loss as a buyer is limited (i.e. stock goes to zero) and your
potential gain unlimited (stock keeps going up, if you're lucky!)
Variable life sub-accounts are direct investments and subsequently offer
unlimited potential for both
gains and losses.
You have the
potential for
unlimited gains and losses depending on how your underlying investment options perform.
The pros are your
potential gain is
unlimited in a tax deferred environment.