[Practice Test 9] Conversation 87
Vocab level: B2
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I am conflicted on where I should invest my money.
I want to purchase some stocks, but I know it can be pretty risky.
I am not educated at all in this area,
are you able to help?
Of course.
Stocks can actually be a stable source of investment if you make the right decisions.
It would be my job to look after your money and make decisions on your behalf based on current rates.
So, what type of stocks would you start off buying?
Based on your investment, I think the travel industry is your best bet right now.
Prices are low but expected to rise after lockdowns ease.
I did read about AirLondon's low stock point.
I also read they may not raise for years.
That might be true.
But, because you are doing a long-term investment,
we don't really care what happens in the next couple of years,
we are more interested in ten to fifteen years down the line.
Hmm… I don't know, that makes me a little uneasy.
Whatever you feel comfortable with.
I will compile a projection portfolio and send it to you this week.
Why don't you have a look at it and give me a call if you have any questions.
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