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The acquisition of financial instruments involves various types of risks that must be assumed by the investor. The nature and extent of the risk will depend on the type of instrument. In summary, the main risks that an investor must assume are: price risk, exchange rate risk, credit risk, interest rate risk, and lack of liquidity. Other risks arise from a wide variety of sources and circumstances: political, economic, and social environments in general.</small>