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Money is (for obvious reasons) extremely important in our society and has been for several years. Acquiring it, however, can be easier said than done, which is why using investment opportunities can be advantageous. However, like any good thing, it is risky and the pros and cons of it must be taken into account.
Think of two investment opportunities and compare them to each other. Give a brief outline of what they are, how they work, and what kind of results can be expected from them. Also go over the risks associated with them and what could go wrong in your investment.
Make an argument for one of the two investment opportunities. Suppose you are about to make an investment of $1,000—which opportunity would give you the most for that money? Why? Give strong support for your reasoning.

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  1. No one will do your assignment for you, but someone may be able to check your work if you post it.

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  2. Sorry dude, I'm not doing your assignment for you.

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  4. didn’t ask you to, . that’s what this website is for. get off if you’re going to be a karen and move along with your day.

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