What's your experience investing in shares and bonds
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I have experienced Mutual Fund, but it was so frustrating. I realized that after 8 years the amount remained the same. They told me that I have to update it daily the same way as money market. It was a big lie. I better save my money in the bank it surely yields some interest.
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I'm yet to invest in any of these that is why I want to learn from those already in it.
I invested in shares some years ago with some little funds. Shares was the most talked about stuff then so we decided to give it a try. Turned out bad as we got very little returns coupled with the inflation, the investment was ruined.
I invested in stocks, mutual funds and bonds. Have made some money. No complaints. I mainly buy blue chip stocks. They are long term investment. I'm not too concerned about short-term fluctuations.
I have not tried this type of investment yet but I would like to try it when I have the required knowledge.
I didn't invest in shares yet but I think it is very profitable because many people are making money through it.
I personally have experience of both and I would like to prefer stock because its profit margin is much more as compare to bond
Shares and bonds are two common types of investments.
Shares, also known as equities or stocks, represent ownership in a company. When you invest in shares, you own a small portion of the company and can benefit from its growth and profitability. However, shares can be more volatile than bonds and carry more risk.
Bonds are debt securities issued by companies or governments. When you invest in bonds, you are essentially lending money to the issuer in exchange for regular interest payments and the return of your principal at maturity. Bonds tend to be less volatile than shares and are considered to be a lower-risk investment.
It is important to consider your personal financial goals, risk tolerance, and investment time horizon when choosing between investing in shares or bonds. Diversifying your investment portfolio with a mix of both shares and bonds can help manage risk.
Shares and bonds are two common types of investments.
Shares, also known as equities or stocks, represent ownership in a company. When you invest in shares, you own a small portion of the company and can benefit from its growth and profitability. However, shares can be more volatile than bonds and carry more risk.
Bonds are debt securities issued by companies or governments. When you invest in bonds, you are essentially lending money to the issuer in exchange for regular interest payments and the return of your principal at maturity. Bonds tend to be less volatile than shares and are considered to be a lower-risk investment.
It is important to consider your personal financial goals, risk tolerance, and investment time horizon when choosing between investing in shares or bonds. Diversifying your investment portfolio with a mix of both shares and bonds can help manage risk.
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Yesh from reviews both online and offline I don't think it much of a problem to invest in stock you would make your profit off it.
I have not invested in shares and bonds, because everybody that have invested in them use to complain bitterly. That is giving me concern and since then I become skeptical about invest in the bonds.
Shares and bond is a very important and good way to make reasonable amount of money on the internet if you understand intricacies.
