Yo Basic Finances

So many numbers, crazy, but what do they mean? How do we put this into context?

First, let's talk about the size of the market. $2 trillion is a large amount of money, but did you know that Apple and Microsoft, by themselves, are worth more than the entire crypto market today, with each being worth above $2 trillion? While the cryptocurrency market is large and getting larger, traditional stocks and stock market are still a dominating force.

Similar to the stock market, there are 456 exchanges that hold a variety of crytpocurrencies (up to 17,499!) that can be bought and traded. For the majority of the exchanges, you will find Bitcoin and Ethereum as they make up a bulk of the value of the overall crypto market as they are the more popular and established cryptocurrencies.

DM us or comment below if you have any questions about the crypto currency market!

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So, what’s the deal with real estate? Seems like something easier to invest in because it’s tangible, but most of us are hesitant to make such a big purchase.

Stay tuned this week for more info about decisions around buy real estate, how to buy real estate and much more!

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What's the difference between a stock and an ETF? We got you covered! Buying a stock is like purchasing a share of a company, while buying an ETF (or exchange-traded fund) is like buying a basket of investments (it could be stocks, bonds, commodities, or other investments).

DM us if you have any specific questions about the differences!

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Before you invest your money, take a minute to learn your options! Each option is appealing in its own way and presents its own risk and rewards.

Emily and Katie hold their dollars in a mixture of investments to diversify risk and potentially increase returns. After reviewing your investing options, talk with a financial advisor or determine your own (mix of) investments that make sense for you.

DM or comment below if we missed any options you think we should have cover or if you have any questions!

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This information is for educational purposes only and not to be construed as investment advice. Please refer to our disclaimer post on 12/31/21 for additional information.