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If you're trying to understand the basics of investing, this video explains how the stock and bond markets really work. 📬 Sign up for Kyle's weekly newsletter, The CFO Signal: https://www.atlaswa.com/get-the-signal

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Using the example of Apple, we talk about what it means to be an owner by buying stocks or a loaner by buying bonds. This simple breakdown can help you make better decisions with your money.

When a company like Apple needs money, it can either borrow it by offering bonds or raise it by offering shares. If you buy a bond, you're lending money and earning interest over time. But if you buy stock, you're owning a piece of the company and sharing in both profits and losses. That’s why understanding the difference between stocks and bonds is so important for your portfolio.

We also look at Apple’s current stock price and what it tells us about future expectations. Right now, Apple’s price-to-earnings ratio is high, which means investors are expecting a lot of growth. But should you buy at this price? That depends on what you believe about Apple’s future.