Unlimited Risk
The risk of an investment that has unlimited downside potential.

Investopedia Says:
Examples of investments with inherent unlimited risk include short positions and futures contract trading. In short selling or trading futures contracts, the potential to lose more than your initial investment is theoretically infinite.

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Beta
Eat Well, Sleep Well
Futures
Limited Risk
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Risk Capital
Short Selling
Systematic risk
Unsystematic Risk

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