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Money market accounts generally allow investors to write checks against them. Their growth rate is often associated with investor attitudes toward the stock market. When investors are bullish, they move funds from their money market accounts and invest in stocks. When they are bearish, they sell off stocks and put some of the proceeds in money market accounts. Municipal bonds are not included in this type of investment.