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Kaylis [27]
3 years ago
7

Which investment is better stocks, bonds, or mutual funds and why?

Business
1 answer:
Viefleur [7K]3 years ago
3 0

\text{Hello There!}

\bold{Stocks} \text{is the act of putting money in a business and expecting to make a profit.}

\bold{Bonds} \text{are more of a safe to invest in, however, you cannot sell them for 12 months.}

\bold{Mutual\;Funds} \text{ is the act of investing in securities with other investors}

  Mutual Funds can be a good option if you're okay with the lack of investment decisions; however, people often lose money due to the risk of securities going down in value.

  {\underline{\underline{{Stocks}}} are going to be your best option for short-term investments.

   {\underline{\underline{{Bonds}}} are going to be your best option for long-term investments.

 {\underline{\underline{{Mutual\;Funds}}} are going to be your best option for investing in bigger stocks.

\boxed{There\;isn't\;a\;"best"\;option;\;it\;depends\;on\;what\;you\;prefer.}

\rule{300}{1.0}

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