Despite the fact that the market might not produce precisely what was anticipated, she would be able to predict it thanks to her expertise and experience and withdraw her assets when the market was doing poorly.

She and her spouse intend to have additional children, which will raise expenses. Additionally, her wages at that time would fall due to maternity absences$,$ thus it is advisable that she invest more in the markets and earn more. Additionally, their decision about investments will be influenced by their retirement age; but, until then, their children may become self$-$sufficient and that expense may be avoided. which once more supports Jennifer's high risk tolerance and smarter investing decisions.