Entering the stock market is easy. This does not require a lot of free time, a deep understanding of complex economic processes or a large amount of money at the start. It is enough to open a brokerage account, deposit …
Today, we’ll give young investors some advice on how to get through the tough times in the stock markets.
Under “catching the bottom” is usually understood as the purchase of shares at a time …
Investors with free capital are constantly looking for objects for a profitable investment and increase their funds. It is necessary to select options with the optimal ratio of risk and return, taking into account the rule: the greater the potential …
When newcomers come to the stock market, they often ask: “Will my funds be safe? If the broker goes bankrupt, will my securities and money in the brokerage account disappear?” Usually, more experienced investors respond that there is nothing to …
We have already considered some aspects of obtaining passive income. Today we will analyze what opportunities an investor has to use this strategy in the current conditions.
If active income implies regular activities aimed at …
Short-term transactions, for one day or just for the night, can also generate income. However, for this, certain conditions must be met. Overnight deals are short-term deals lasting from one night to the weekend. They are used when a large …
They say you can’t step into the same river twice and make the first impression again. This is true for the stock market as well. That is why entering the IPO, that is, the initial placement of securities on the …
There is an opinion in the investment community that, in case of major corrections, it is necessary to keep a solid cash cushion on hand in order to be able to buy assets that have fallen sharply in price (we …
When they start classifying companies, the first thing they do is break them down into sectors. And it is the breakdown by sector that investors primarily look at in fundamental analysis. We investors do not control the course of the …
Futures rarely trade at the same price as the underlying asset. Usually, futures are traded at a premium (contango), but in some cases, the underlying asset is worth more than the future. The futures premium is most often calculated based …