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Crypto: The High Volotility Stock You Need To Invest In

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Obviously stocks, bonds, and mutual funds are great for growing your wealth but even those have drawbacks and sometimes just don't provide the return you're looking for. I've covered a great deal of this info on a previous post so you can check that out here . When it comes to stocks, however, there are some high reward options that you need to consider before investing all your money into "super safe" accounts with minimal returns. Now you can find some stocks that provide great returns either by way of dividends or just capital gains based on how volatile they are, but few can match crypto.The option in question for this post is going to be cryptocurrencies but leave a comment if you want to learn about some more great options in a future post! I'm sure many of you have heard of cryptocurrencies before like Bitcoin, Litecoin, and Dogecoin but what is it, how is it used, and why is it such a great investment? What Is It Essentially, cryptocur...

One Stop Guide to Investing: Stocks, Mutual Funds, and Bonds

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The stock market can take on many different roles for different people. For some, it is a way to raise funds and others, a reason for employment. For the majority, however, it is a means to prepare for the future, whether near or far. Of the many facets of the stock market are stocks, mutual funds, and bonds. These three make up the most common forms of investments that one may utilize. Each has its own pros and cons but deciding which one to use is really up to what you wish to accomplish with your investment.  Common Stock Common stock is the most recognizable means of investment and will most likely be what the average person thinks of when they hear the word ‘investment’. A share of stock in simple terms is a representation of ownership in a firm. Publicly traded firms sell shares of stock on the stock market to raise funds for business expenses. Once shares have been sold, the performance of the firm dictates the value of shares in ...