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[QUOTE="Jasz, post: 250778, member: 61772"] Marketable securities are financial instruments that can be converted into cash quickly and easily, such as stocks and bonds. These types of securities are often considered to be liquid assets because they can be sold easily by the owner. Marketable securities may be held in a brokerage account or in a bank account. When you place marketable securities in your brokerage account, you can sell them at any time without having to wait for a buyer. However, if you place marketable securities in your bank account, they will not earn interest until you sell them. Types of Marketable Securities There are many different types of marketable securities available to investors. The most common type of marketable security is a stock, which represents ownership in a company and entitles the holder to profits through dividends and capital gains when the share price rises above its purchase price. If a company goes bankrupt or declares bankruptcy, however, shareholders lose all their money invested in that company's stock. Bonds represent debt owed by an entity such as a corporation or government agency. The issuer of the bond pays interest on these debts periodically, usually twice per year for corporate bonds and once every six months for government bonds; some corporate bonds pay interest every three months due to seasonal fluctuations. [/QUOTE]
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