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Can someone explain the stock and bond markets? |
I have a basic understanding of the stock market and mutual funds.I am just interested in learning more.Please just lay out the market basics in a couple simple paragraphs. I know the answers to some of the questions I have asked, so that I can verify those answers and to help me look for validity in the answers to the questions I do not know. 1. You have too many questions. Why can't you ask one question at a time? You do not have a basic understanding of the stock market or mutual funds, or you would not ask those questions. Start with fool.com, bankrate.com, maybe Money magazine, or a book on personal finance. |
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