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As an investor, you should be digging into a company’s financial statements. However, you can’t look at these financials in isolation.
When people talk about applying determinism in financial market trading, they’re referring to the ability to uncover the underlying laws and clauses that trigger seemingly random market events. This is an often overlooked skill, and one that makes the difference…
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When you first decide to enter the financial marketplace, there’s always a great deal of emphasis placed on cultivating a diverse trading portfolio. While this is an important consideration, however, it’s also crucial that you determine the relationship that exists…
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In 2009, Satoshi Nakamoto launched bitcoin, the world’s first fully decentralized cryptographic financial network. After bitcoin first launched, people who invested even just minuscule amounts saw their investments skyrocket. For instance, one Norwegian’s $27 investment turned into $886,000 after just four years. Even with…
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Interested in investing but don’t know where to start? Online stock trading sites makes it easier than ever to learn and invest in the comfort of your own home. The research team at Reviews.com decided to research the options on…
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Stock investing can seem difficult, but this list of simple stock market terms will give anyone a jump start on investing in stocks. Courtesy of www.beatthemarketanalyzer.com
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Real estate investment can be a mysterious subject. There are so many strategies, niches, and ideas to learn and try. It’s best to start out with expert guidance and simple advice that will give you direction and focus in your…
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Ratio analysis provides investors and operators with a consistent framework for organizing and benchmarking numbers from a financial statement. By converting the raw financials into ratios, we can more easily spot relationships and trends across stocks. In this post, I…
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Valuing and understanding the risks involved with a business or security requires the ability to benchmark individual data points against a universe. That’s why business managers, investors, and accountants alike use ratio analysis to guide their decisions. Ratio analysis provides…
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The Uninformed Investor: “This stock is so cheap! The current stock price is only $0.50!”. The Smart Investor: “Umm…the stock price means nothing. Your stock’s EBITDA multiple is negative!” I know. Cheesy example. But hopefully, it gets the point across….
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Why does such a small subset of the population invest? Only about 4 in 10 Americans and only 1 in 3 Millennials have money in the stock market. The most common justification – that those who don’t invest simply don’t have the money – doesn’t cover all the bases. What governs the behavior of those who have the money and choose not to invest is fear.
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