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Financial securities: negotiable debt securities
Salamno , visionary! Naimbag a bigat , descendant of Abraham! “ The LORD is not slow in keeping his promise, as some understand slowness. Instead he is patient with you, not wanting anyone to perish, but everyone to come to repentance .” (2 Peter 3:9, NIV) The LORD is not slow. He is waiting for you to grow. For you to gain wisdom. For you to exercise your intelligence. For you to dare. For you to move forward. For you to sow. For your motivations to be good. For your prayer


Financial securities : the bonds
A bond is a security representing a portion of a debt.


Financial securities: shares and stock
Listed shares are traded on the stock exchange. The price is set by supply and demand. Unlisted shares are traded over the counter between investors. The price is set by them (direct negotiation). These shares are less liquid than listed shares. This means that they sell less quickly and the price is often not known in advance. Unlisted shares are held in registered form.


The different types of investments (P.3): tontines
A tontine can be both revolving and accumulative.


Different types of investment (P.2): insurance products
Insurance products are containers, investment envelopes, not assets.


Market capitalization and financial capitalization
In finance, the word capitalization refers to two concepts: market capitalization or market valuation, and financial capitalization.


The different types of investment (P.1): interest-bearing savings
These are sums deposited in financial establishments, in savings accounts or term accounts, remunerated by interest income.


Investment or speculation (Investor Mail #2)
The speculator is betting to make the maximum profit in the minimum time, with a very high level of risk.
Simone-Christelle NgoMakon
Jan 9, 2024


Investing: yes, but without the wrong reasons (Investor Mail #1)
Yes to investment, no to unethical, dishonest, obsessive enrichment or enrichment at the expense of others.
Simone-Christelle NgoMakon
Jan 22, 2023
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