Bennett Sacks, a Fairfield CT resident, graduated from the Charter Oak State College and holds a bachelor of arts in liberal arts. Experienced businessman and entrepreneur, Bennett Sacks, a Fairfield CT native is currently interested in securities trading.

Securities are financial instruments with monetary value. They come in different forms, such as an ownership position in traded corporations or as a bond from a corporation or governmental body. There are three types of securities: equities, debt, and hybrids. Equity securities come in the form of capital stocks and represent an ownership interest in a company or trust. Equity securities do not provide regular payments but can offer an investor capital gains when the securities are sold to other parties. Equity securities provide voting rights in the company for an investor.

Debt securities are borrowed money that needs to be repaid and they contain details and policies about the loan, interest rates, and maturity. Holders of debt securities are entitled to repayments of principal and payments of interest. Hybrids function as a combination of equity securities and debt securities and include equity warrants, convertible bonds, and preference shares.