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Investing Day 3 of 30
What is a stock?
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A stock is like owning a tiny piece of a company. If a pizza shop sells 100 pieces of ownership, and you buy one, you own 1% of the pizza shop. When the shop makes more money, your piece becomes worth more too.
If a company grows and makes more money, what usually happens to the stock?
A. It decreases B. It increases ✓ C. It disappears

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Compound interest is like a snowball rolling downhill. It starts small, but as it rolls, it picks up more snow and gets bigger and bigger, faster and faster.

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Compound interest means you earn interest on your interest. If you have $100 earning 10% yearly, after year one you have $110. Year two, you earn 10% on $110, giving you $121.

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Compound interest follows A = P(1 + r/n)^(nt). The frequency of compounding and time horizon create exponential growth curves that fundamentally differentiate wealth-building strategies.

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