Funds are divided into four types of investment: 1. Stock funds 2. Bond funds 3. Money market funds 4. Composite funds Stock funds invest funds in the stock market; Bond funds invest funds in the bond market Compound funds are between stock funds and

A fund among bond funds whose investment scope includes and is limited to the stock market and bond market.

It’s said differently, but it’s actually a hybrid fund.

A mutual fund that includes growth stocks, income stocks, and fixed-income investments such as bonds in its investment portfolio.

The purpose of hybrid funds is to allow investors to diversify their investments by choosing one fund type without having to purchase stock funds, bond funds and money market funds with different styles.

Hybrid funds use both aggressive and conservative investment strategies. Their returns and risks are lower than stock funds and higher than bond and money market funds. They are financial products with moderate risks.

The returns of some well-run hybrid funds can even exceed those of stock funds.