A Cheat Sheet For The
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A form of digital or virtual currency secured by cryptograph, Cryptocurrency is a digital medium for exchange. Cryptocurrencies are decentralized networks based on blockchain technology, rendering them immune to government interference or manipulation. Cryptocurrencies face criticism for a number of reasons, including their use for illegal activities, exchange rate volatility, and vulnerabilities of the infrastructure underlying them. However, they also have been praised for their portability, divisibility, inflation resistance, and transparency.
Considered as a precious metal for over 6,000 years, Silver has been a trading metal in nearly every ancient and modern culture. It’s value has been proven as a precious metal and time-tested commodity, as its intrinsic value still persists. Regarded mainly as an investment and industrial commodity, Silver has been a good portfolio diversifier and hedge against inflation. It is considered a secure and affordable investment and has earned a place in the portfolios of many different types of investors for that reason. In addition to owning physical metal, investors can gain access through the derivatives market, metal ETFs and mutual funds, and mining company stocks.
A general Obligation Bond is a municipal bond that is backed by the general creditworthiness and taxation power of the issuing municipality.
The 2 Year US Treasury Bill is a United States Treasury Bond with a 2 year life
Ludwig Heinrich Edler von Mises was an Austrian School economist, historian, and sociologist. He was one of the last members of the original Austrian School of Economics. Mises believed that economic truths are derived from self-evident axioms and cannot be empirically tested. Mises had a strong influence on young people. The resurgent Austrian school in the United States owes itself in no small part to Mises’s persistence.