Where do you rather invest in state bonds or in the stocks?

[Joseph555]

you are right like my side where the government can not fully paid there worker, I will not advice any one to go for a state bond, it is better to even borrow money and start a stock business.

 

[nana kwasi1]

If it were in my country and you were really good at trading stocks, I would advise you to do that instead of depending on any state bonds because they will stop if they get to a certain point.

 

[Eli342]

Even though I may have enjoyed investing in the stock market, I'd much rather take my chances with state bonds than with non-state stock investors. My money will be well protected, for starters, in this way.

 

[frederick_9]

Stocks offer an opportunity for higher long-term returns compared with bonds but come with greater risk. Bonds are generally more stable than stocks but have provided lower long-term returns. By owning a mix of different investments, you're diversifying your portfolio.

 

[Ronald]

Stocks are very profitable when they go up and sometimes they do go extremely high but it happens only
in rare cases and they also might go down and then you lose huge amounts of money. But yet state bonds are belong to your literal country, and a country's bank cannot go bankrupt that easily and is trusted and secured.
But what do you think? what is your preference?

It is essential for people to adhere to the stock exchange since everything related to the leadership, such as state bonds, is completely unreliable because the government constantly chooses to implement legislation that is advantageous for themselves.

 

[Shigobad20201]

Both state bind and stock are good way of investment and making money nowadays but it depends on how you study the investment before you put your money into the business.

 

[Kane]

Bonds are very safe, it is less likely that you will lose money with your bond investment. You will receive a fixed return on your bonds. However, the return on bonds is comparatively low. Stocks will give you higher returns, however, return on your investment is not guaranteed, you might also incur a loss. A best approach is stricking a balance between bonds and stocks.