Frequently Asked Questions

What is expressed by the risk index (Ri-Index, abbr.: Ri-x)?

The calculated value for each "Ri-x" indicates how high the actual risk of investing in a particular security is. The higher the "Ri-x," the greater the risk and the associated opportunities underlying the respective security.

Why is the measurement of investor reactions particularly suitable for indicating current risks?

Expectations of future performance are traded on stock exchanges. Investors react immediately on the stock market in response to any and all accessible information regarding changes in prices. The extent of the change in price and the reaction of market participants is determined by the relevance of the information reported. Measuring the extent and intensity of these numerous changes leads to an objective and accurate basis upon which to establish both plausible and current risk assessments to the highest degree possible.

Why are accurate risk assessments and their ongoing development important for an investor?

In order to make appropriate investment decisions, it is important to be informed about the risk profile of an investment not just at the time of a purchase decision but rather throughout the entire period of investment. The risk profile of an investment or portfolio may change continuously. rating-index.com informs investors about current risk profiles and provides them with support for their own portfolios via the monitoring-assistant.