An investment risk pyramid is an asset allocation strategy in which less risky assets such as cash and assets are laid down, and a smaller distribution of risky assets such as growth stocks is put on top. The effect of the pyramid structure should measure risk and reward based on individual traits, assets, and risk tolerance.

A reward for risk is a common trade based on almost anything where repayment can be made. Whenever you invest in something, there is a risk, no matter how big or small, that you may not get your money – that investment may fail. By taking that risk, you are expecting something in return for the possible losses. In theory, the higher the risk is that you should get more from holding the investment, and the risk decreases, the less you should earn, on average. With so many different types of investment to choose from, how does an investor determine how much risk he or she can handle? Everyone is different, and it is difficult to build a strong model that works for everyone, and that is when our professional financial planners help you reach your goals.