2. Loss control: investors should learn to control losses, that is, before investing, they should make a plan or goal to minimize their loss expectations;
3. Risk transfer: usually refers to an investor signing a contract with another investor, thus transferring the risk to the other party. In practice, risk transfer is mostly carried out by purchasing insurance;
4. Risk retention: Risk retention means that investors have made detailed plans for self-protection, or just let themselves have no plans.
Risk situation
In the economic society, risks are often accompanied by uncertainty, which means that investors have no way to determine how much income they can get when investing. Once there is a risk, it means that the products invested by investors are extremely unstable and fluctuate greatly, which may bring economic losses to investors if they are not careful. There are many factors of risk, not only external factors, but also internal factors. Generally speaking, when making venture capital, investors must have a sense of risk transfer, be able to judge market conditions in time and avoid risks.