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Let's say vampires were real, you met a vampire that didn't want to turn you, nor wanted to feed on your blood or kill you. Instead he/she fell in love with you. The vampire lives in a huge estate, and is somewhat financially well off because he/she got some sort of vampire inheritance or something I don't know. The vampire is also highly attractive. Would you want to date the vampire or be in a relationship with one?

I just watched the movie Let Me In, a different kind of vampire flick in which a young boy and a young female vampire really hit it off, he has to make a decision, either turn against her and let her die, or take care of her..

A. "A Good Stock" - A trusted contact or friend has told you information about a stock they feel will outperform the market. This is reason enough for you to choose to trade your money in return for a position in this "good stock" or group of "good stocks".

B. "Aggressive Growth" - You buy a group of stocks, or funds that hold stocks that may significantly outperform the market. A very small portion of your holdings consists of fixed income (CDs, Bonds, etc), Real Estate & Commodities.

C. "Balanced Growth" - You buy a group of stocks, or funds that hold stocks that usually outperform the market. More than one third, but no more than one half of your holdings consists of fixed income (CDs, Bonds, etc), Real Estate & Commodities.

D. "Capital Preservation" - You buy a group of Large Capital Growth/Value stocks, or funds that hold such stocks which have a history of consistently outperforming the market. More than one half of your holdings include fixed income (CDs, Bonds, etc.), Real Estate & Commodities.

E. "Savings" - You put your money in the bank, either in a savings account or purchasing CDs.