Investing: Stocks, Bonds, ETFs, Indexes, Diversification, Compounding — All Using One $100
TL;DR
Quick Summary
- Stock = ownership in a company; bond = lending to a borrower.
- An index is a measuring list; an ETF is a tradable basket that can follow an index.
- Diversification spreads risk; compounding is reinvested returns generating returns on returns.
- Thinking through one $100 illustrates how different tools change risk, return drivers, and the role of time.
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