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Investment firms, like mutual funds and ETFs, diversify with stocks and bonds to manage risk and boost returns.
Stocks bring potential gains but higher risk, while bonds offer stability and income from interest. The mix caters to different investor preferences and risk levels.
Allocation depends on fund goals, risk tolerance, and time horizon. Aggressive funds lean toward more stocks, conservative ones favor bonds.
Stocks bring potential gains but higher risk, while bonds offer stability and income from interest. The mix caters to different investor preferences and risk levels.
Allocation depends on fund goals, risk tolerance, and time horizon. Aggressive funds lean toward more stocks, conservative ones favor bonds.