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The option that best describes the difference between stocks and bonds is B. Stocks allow investors to own a portion of the company; bonds are loans to the company.
When you have stocks, it means that you bought one "part" of a company, and in case that company gets sold one day, you will get a profit for what you bought. Bonds are quite the opposite - it is the money a company borrows from someone in order to pay something.
When you have stocks, it means that you bought one "part" of a company, and in case that company gets sold one day, you will get a profit for what you bought. Bonds are quite the opposite - it is the money a company borrows from someone in order to pay something.