Question

PLEASE ANSWER THESE IT WOULD BE A HUGE HELP

1. Investing in bonds is risk free. Investing in stocks is much riskier. Why do you think fictional advisors suggest that it’s a good idea to own both stocks and bonds?
2. Each time you sell a stock to make a profit, you must pay tax on the money you make (the
difference between the buying and selling price). This is called capital gains tax. Do you think
capital gains tax is a good idea? Why or why not?

Answer 1

Step-by-step explanation:

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Advisors say to invest in both so that if you lose all your money on the stock market, you will still have a good amount of money invested in bonds, still safe. However, if you’re lucky and the stocks you invested in go up in value, you can earn a large amount of money in addition to the bonds you’ve invested in.

Oh I have this same one, right now i only know 1 TOT

Answer 2

1. Advisors say to invest in both so that if you lose all your money on the stock market, you will still have a good amount of money invested in bonds, still safe. However, if you’re lucky and the stocks you invested in go up in value, you can earn a large amount of money in addition to the bonds you’ve invested in.

2. This one is opinionated and depends on your beliefs.

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