👉 Non-assumed, also known as a non-claimed, is a term used in economics and finance to describe a situation where an investor does not have complete control over their investment. In other words, they do not know whether it will be profitable or not, but rather only the likelihood of making money. This can happen in situations such as a stock market downturn, which could lead to losses for investors who are unable to predict when and how things might change. Non-assumed investments may also occur
