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Yes they are. Bonds are debt obligations and hence the person who owes the debt is supposed to pay the money back and our money is much safer than what it is in a stock or mutual fund. Since stocks and mutual funds are related to the stock market they have an inherent risk wherein we can lose money if the market collapses.
Money market funds are a type of investment that keeps your money similarly to a bank, with the benifet of more potential earnings from it. There is always a chance of losing your money this was as well, and any dealings with these funds are best coinsided with much attention to detail on the stock market as well as the occational need to seek advise from a professional and trustworthy party.
No, the money market funds are not risky as compared to the equity funds. They are just debt funds. In the money market the volatility is much less than in the equity market, that is why it is not risky.
Information about money funds can be found through your broker, accountant or other financial professional. Additionally, much information on money funds can be found on various financial websites online.
Forex Funds trade different currencies world wide in the international stock market. Forex Funds is pretty much a financial manager for one world wide.
The amount of money made by stock investors depends on how much they have invested and how much gain they receive from these stocks. Also how much dividends their stocks give.
A dividend calculator is used to see how much a stock price has changed and how much money the stock has changed. When used properly the client will see how much money their stock has earned them. A dividend calculator can be found online.
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Mutual Funds work to invest in a type such as stock or bonds or sector with much less risk than investing in individual securities. Sources: http://www.amfi.com http://www.morningstar.com/
Stock of money: $2.707 billion (31 December 2007) Stock of quasi money: $6.433 billion (31 December 2007) Stock of domestic credit: $7.341 billion (31 December 2007)