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Bonds Vs Stocks

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stocks and bonds are often paired together when talking about investments, but their risks, returns and behaviours have differences.
What is your take on them
 
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Bonds have a specific interest tied to it since it is all about an investor lending money to the company or government to do business for a period of one year or more. Stocks on the other hand, is like an investor buying a stake in the company on which he or she expects a certain percentage to be paid on a yearly basis.
 
Bonds have a specific interest tied to it since it is all about an investor lending money to the company or government to do business for a period of one year or more. Stocks on the other hand, is like an investor buying a stake in the company on which he or she expects a certain percentage to be paid on a yearly basis.
Nice differentiation, and government issued bonds and treasury bill, investor usually trust bonds and treasury bills more than they do shares and stock, because the state is involved.

Share on the other hand is riskier but can give more returns on investment in shorter time if things goes well.
 
I think a start is what you have. Either you buy things at a lower price and stock them up so that when it becomes more expensive you will share it now or by the way you stock up.And the bond that happens is that some of the things you take are bonded, meaning they stop, their cell ends and they come in a ton.
 
Stocks give you partial ownership in a corporation while bounds are a Loan from you to a company or government.stokcs must appriciaate value while bounds pay fixed interest over time.
 
Nice differentiation, and government issued bonds and treasury bill, investor usually trust bonds and treasury bills more than they do shares and stock, because the state is involved.

Share on the other hand is riskier but can give more returns on investment in shorter time if things goes well.

I don't quite agree that most investors trust bonds and treasury bills than the confidence they have in stocks. When you buy stocks from blue chip companies, you can be sure of counting your gains every year even when things don't go as planned since they have the strong foundation that help them withstand storms.
 
If you think you can't handle the Volatility that comes with stock trading the best form of investment you can go into is bonds. But if you have the right strategy and know how stocks works you will really make money from it
 
Bonds are debt instruments issued by agencies / companies, either private or government, complete with interest rates and information on maturity of payments. While Shares are proof of ownership of a company. Owners of share certificates are entitled to the profits the company gets according to the number of lots of shares they own. This gain in investing in stocks is called dividends. Tax on bond interest will be deducted directly by the company issuing the tax, so that bondholders receive net income while shareholders must deposit the profit on dividends at the tax office.
 
Stocks are also known as corporate stock, common stock, corporate shares, equity shares and equity securities. Companies may issue shares to the public for several reasons, but the most common is to raise cash that can be used to fuel future growth.Bonds are a loan from you to a company or government. There’s no equity involved, nor any shares to buy. Put simply, a company or government is in debt to you when you buy a bond, and it will pay you interest on the loan for a set period, after which it will pay back the full amount you bought the bond for. But bonds aren’t completely risk-free.
 
stocks and bonds are often paired together when talking about investments, but their risks, returns and behaviours have differences.
What is your take on them
I prefer stock most because in stock we are investing money for getting profit and if is get form a company or a government platform in which we invest on the other hand bond provide only government it may be luck of man.
 
Nice differentiation, and government issued bonds and treasury bill, investor usually trust bonds and treasury bills more than they do shares and stock, because the state is involved.

Share on the other hand is riskier but can give more returns on investment in shorter time if things goes well.
The difference between stocks and bonds is that stocks are shares in the ownership of a business, while bonds are a form of debt that the issuing entity promises to repay at some point in the future. ... A delayed payment or cancellation feature reduces the amount that investors will be willing to pay for a bond.
 
Bonds usually offer lower returns but greater safety, while stocks usually offer the potential for higher returns in exchange for the investor assuming higher risk. ... That certainly reduces risk, as does the ability of bondholders to make a claim on the company's assets if interest is not paidBonds usually offer lower returns but greater safety, while stocks usually offer the potential for higher returns in exchange for the investor assuming higher risk. ... That certainly reduces risk, as does the ability of bondholders to make a claim on the company's assets if interest is not paid
 
In a business, stocks give you partial ownership, while bonds are a loan from you to a company or government. How they earn profit is the greatest difference between them: stocks must appreciate in value and be sold later on the stock market, while most bonds pay fixed interest over time.
 
I think if you have a market calculation and commodity prices are low or running in season then you can stock and if you don't understand the market then bonds are good for you.Because in the season I give things that get in the rates and later people go to the off-season and sell it at a higher price.
 
Stocks give you partial ownership in a corporation, while bonds are a loan from you to a company or government. The biggest difference between them is how they generate profit: stocks must appreciate in value and be sold later on the stock market, while most bonds pay fixed interest over time.
 
The bond market is where investors go to trade buy and sell debt securities, prominently bonds, which may be issued by corporations or governments. The bond market is also known as the debtor of the credit market. Securities sold on the bond market are all various forms of debt. The bond market provides investors with a steady, albeit nominal, source of regular income. The Stock Market, a stock market is a place where investors go to trade equity securities, such as common stocks, and derivatives including options and futures. Stocks are traded on stock exchanges. Buying equity securities, or stocks, means you are buying a very small ownership stake in a company.
 
Stocks give you partial ownership in a corporation, while bonds are a loan from you to a company or government. The biggest difference between them is how they generate profit: stocks must appreciate in value and be sold later on the stock market, while most bonds pay fixed interest over time.
 
stocks and bonds are often paired together when talking about investments, but their risks, returns and behaviours have differences.
What is your take on them
I think both are use for investment as bonds are government property and a chance to win a big money value and it comes every year but stock is investment for get profit on money our money may be double and increase its value.
 
Temporarily, bonds have lower returns but better stability, while stocks typically provide a higher return opportunity in return for an investor who assumes higher risk. This definitely reduces risk, including bondholders' right to demand the assets of the company when interest is not paid
 
Bounds are loan who gives you company or a government.i prefer stocks . stocks gives you partial ownership in a corporation.stocks gives you a profit in stock's you can invest in it and get profit on it.
 

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