Options
In general, there are three main goals or objectives to use options as part of your overall investment strategy: Portfolio Protection, Generate Additional Income on Your Portfolio, and Speculation/Leverage
Bonds
Companies and governments pay for some of their expenses by borrowing money from individual investors. Just as you may borrow money for major expenses if you don't have enough cash on hand, so may businesses and governments.
Mutual Funds
Each mutual fund has an investment objective - a goal or financial result it wants to realize. And each fund manager has an investment style, which is the approach he or she follows in making investments to achieve the fund's goal.
Stocks
You can buy stock in thousands of publicly traded companies, though chances are your portfolio will include only a tiny fraction of what's available.
Futures
The motivations of futures market participants can be divided into two broad categories: hedging and speculating.
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