Your ‘risk level’ is how much risk you are willing to accept to get a certain level of reward; riskier stocks are both those that can lose […]
What is your risk level?
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Why invest in shares?
Put simply, when you have money to invest over a longer period of time (such as 20 years or more), the stock market has historically provided the […]
Understanding stock prices
A stock price represents the most recent price at which a seller and a buyer of a stock agreed on a price to make the trade. Because […]
How to read a candlestick chart
The most basic skill needed for investing is the ability to read a stock chart and then understand how that data can help your investment success. One […]
Asset allocation is a must
“Asset allocation” is how you have divided your investments between different assets. You can have all your assets in one place, or you can use diversification to […]
Deflationary pressures weaken the Chinese yuan
The Chinese yuan has weakened to its lowest level in 16 months against the US dollar due to deflationary pressures. The CPI rose by only 0.1% in […]
The first year of the presidential election cycle
The U.S. stock market rarely does really well the first year of the U.S. presidential election cycle is not so good, but still decent. 1928-2024 S&P 500 […]
Mag 7 EPS vs SPX over the last 20 years
Mag 7 EPS vs SPX (S&P500) for the past 20 years Source: GS, Mike Zaccardi, CFA, CMT, MBA Viking offers price data on US stocks Want to […]
Fractions, percentages, quotas and the stock exchange
Fractions mean a part of a whole. You can use fractions in any case where it might be useful to look at something in parts, rather than […]
Interest on interest
Compound interest is an extremely important concept at all levels of finance. Compound interest can make a huge difference in the returns you get from your investments. […]
