You also have to realise that you need to align your time horizon, risk tolerance and investment objectives.
You might have a very short time horizon before retirement and a low risk tolerance, you might want to see significant capital growth.
It is important to be realistic: you have to adjust your investment objectives to fit in with your time horizon and risk tolerance level.
This also means you will have to find a balance between the risk you are prepared to take and your preferred returns. Risk and reward are always at opposite end of the scale - the higher the risk, the higher the potential return, and the lower the risk, the lower the expected return.
Therefore, the importance of you knowing more about who you are and how you want your money to work for you at this stage in your life.
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