Traditional methods of investing

Traditional methods of investing typically include assets such as stocks, bonds, and real estate. Investors often rely on these established options for capital growth and income generation. Stocks represent ownership in a company, while bonds are loans to corporations or governments, typically yielding fixed interest time. Real estate involves purchasing property to generate rental income or capital appreciation making it a tangible asset in an investment portfolio. The normal return in portfolio consisting of stocks, etfs, or Mutual funds yields return somewhere from 10% to 14% whereas bonds may yield upto 11%. Real estates may yield varying return as it depends on multiple  factors and also is very difficult to deal with making it less palatable to small and medium investors. Therefore even by traditional standards stocks are the best assets to invest in .