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Silicon Valley Bank collapse: 5 lessons to learn as an investor


We all learn from mistakes, either it is done by ourselves or others. In the case of Silicon Valley Bank failure, there is a lot to learn from. 

By looking at the story of one of the highly ranked bank failure, here are 5 things to learn from the same:


First is liquidity: It is a critical concept in the world of finance and investments. As an investor, having a liquid portfolio enables them to capitalize on opportunities as they arise and to manage risk effectively.

Second is cash flow: Investors often consider cash flow as a key indicator of a company's financial health, as it provides a more accurate picture of a company's ability to meet its financial obligations.


Third is diversification: It involves spreading your money across different asset classes such as stocks, bonds, and real estate as well as different industries & regions.


Fourth is rebalancing portfolio:
It is important because asset values can change over time, leading to a shift in the risk and return characteristics of a portfolio. 

Finally, it is strategic entry and exit. Before entering the market, investors must have a clear understanding of their investment goals and risk tolerance.

So, it is advisable to plan in advance and make informed decisions before you and your family have to suffer with your own financial decisions.

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