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Types of investment commodities include
corporate, federal or local
soft/agricultural, and hard/metals
financial, fiduciary and legal
theoretical, physical and allegorical
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How did the concept of stocks first begin?
Merchants pooled their money to invest in ships for the spice trade
investors gathered on Wall Street and opened the NY Stock Exchange
Investors gathered in London and opened the London Stock Exchange
Merchants pooled their money to invest in the cotton trade
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A good way to invest in cryptocurrencies would be to
research crypto and exchanges, buy a wallet and type of crypto
talk among your friends and follow their lead
get advice from Middle-East merchants
talk among your friends and 'do your own thing'
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Cryptocurrencies can best be described as
portions of a corporation
top secret government investments
top secret government documents
types of virtual money
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Advantages of investing in the stock market include
a higher rate of return
greater likelihood of keeping your money
safety of your investment is guaranteed
more gradual increase in value
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What are investment bonds?
chemical agents used by pharmacists to bind prescriptions
types of investment research
operations of criminal attourneys
IOUs/loans to a government or corporation
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Investment commodities can best be described as
portions of a corporation
theoretical investment models
useful physical objects
cryptocurrencies
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Advantages of investing in bonds or precious metal commodities include
they are more likely to retain value than shares of stock
more likely to benefit the community
higher ethicality
a higher rate of increased value/return
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Several types of investment bonds include
chemical, industrial and mathematical
executive, legislative and judicial
leftist, rightist and centrist
federal, municipal and corporate
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What are 'stocks'?
full ownership of a business or corporation
shares or portions of a corporation
loans to a corporation
heavy metal chains