DislikedCould someone please point me in the direction of some simple explanation of risk on/risk off. Thanks in advance. *edit - I found this: Quite often risk-on, risk-off behaviour follows global markets, where periods of perceived low financial risk encourage investors to take risk, therefore creating a risk-on situation, and periods of perceived high financial risk cause investors to take less risk, creating a risk-off situation. So is it simply in times of low volatility investors/speculators take more risks on the slow moving market. Is this correct?...Ignored
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