This journal activity is private between you and the instructor. In this journal entry, your objective is to describe a few of the most common types of potential investment vehicles and understand the difference between the primary vehicles and derivative vehicles. Think about the following questions as you create your journal entry: What does this investment represent? How does each investment generate income or cash flows? What can go wrong with this investment? How can you buy and sell the investment? Prompt: Specifically, the following critical elements must be addressed: I. Define short-term investments, stocks, and fixed income investments. II. Discuss the risks of short-term investments, stocks, and fixed income investments. Relate your answers to the following types of investments: Short-Term Investments Money Market Mutual Funds United States Treasury Bills Stock Preferred Common Fixed Income Bonds Other Exchange-Traded Funds (ETF) Mutual Funds 3 paragraphs