Let's say you have $1000, would you start your dream business or put the money in the stock market? Well, as far as I am concerned, I would buy stocks because when I invest in stocks I do not have to work on it to earn profits
Investing in your own business vs investing in stock market
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It is a good option. Although we need to be so familiar with the trends and principles on how to deal with the stock market per se.
I don't see $1,000 doing much towards starting a business, so I'll go with the stock market if it's this or that. In real life, I would just stick it into a high yield savings account though. Take advantage of interest rates while they're high.
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Stocks can crash or under perform. But technically speaking, you don't make loss until you sell your assets, and if you hold for longer time, your stocks might rise again
When deciding between investing in my own business or the stock market, I lean towards my business where I have more control. While stocks can fluctuate, holding long-term can balance out those ups and downs. If you're navigating investment decisions, consider exploring insights from resources like
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Yes, we should not invest our money blindly but should analysise the stock on which we are putting our money.
If you purchase a reasonable amount of stock of a highly reputable company, the probability of losing is really low.
