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Perceived Risk

Perceived risk implies that while we can estimate risk, our expectations do not always come to fruition. For example, a strategy perceived as low risk could actually result in larger than expected losses. Likewise, a strategy perceived as high risk might actually result in a non-event. We can't predict the future; we can only theorize different outcomes and estimate their probability of realization.

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