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Business, 30.10.2019 22:31, annnoe5128abc

According to mcdonald, leverage is: (a) charging investors very high fees (b) borrowing money and then risking it without a way to cover the potential loss (c) considering how the investment will look in three to five years (d) keeping enough capital on hand to cover any losses sustained (e) diversifying by putting money in many different investments

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