Here we will walk you through the basics of equity investing and how to review company financial statements.
It might feel daunting to learn how to read company financials and learn how a stock is valued, but readers without financial degrees can still learn the basics so that you feel generally comfortable when making your investment choices.
“Cut my pie into four pieces. I don’t think I could eat eight.” – Yogi Berra What does a stock split mean for investors? From a valuation standpoint, not a whole lot. All they’re doing is cutting the pie into more pieces, but the pie itself isn’t changing. Stock splits don’t affect the value of
So we’ve gone through many of the specific terms and descriptors about an individual stock … so now we’re moving on to describe measures of…
Here we won’t try to teach you how to pick a stock, but rather explain what are all the data associated with a stock…
Compounding is an important term used in investing and it refers to the way gains are accumulated on investments. When an investment averages a….
There is an ocean of information available in regards to each stock, and at times it can be overwhelming. Hundreds of different economic indicators…
Without getting into too much unnecessary detail here we just wanted to briefly go over three critical pieces of information that provide a picture…
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