In the Investments section you will find information on investments in the financial markets. Investment rules, psychology, real cases – all this you can find here.
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Exchange-Traded Funds and their types Exchange-Traded Funds (ETF) are investment trust funds which stocks are traded on the exchange. An index ETF replicates the structure of its basic index. ETF stocks are available for the very ...
There are plenty of indicators and multipliers for analysing public companies. In this article, we’ll talk about one of them, the Free float ratio. We’ll find out the formula for calculating it and describe how ...
This article is devoted to a financial ratio called CAGR: what it is, what it is used for, and what drawbacks it has. And of course, it will show you how to calculate the indicator ...
This article is devoted to an economic metric called Cost of Goods Sold (COGS): what it is, what it is used for, how it is calculated, and what accounting methods it has. What is Cost of ...
interest calculator. Let's take a closer look at this tool. Let's find out what it is, where and how it is used, and look at examples of its use. What is compound interest? Compound interest in finance ...
Here on R Blog pages, quite a lot has been said about investments. To be more precise, my colleagues have already posted: "Long-Term Investments: How to Choose Stocks?", "Investing in PAMM", "CopyFX: Your Helper on ...
Nikkei 225 is one of the most important stock indices reflecting the state of the Japanese economy and overall business activity in the country. It is considered one of the oldest indices in Asia. The ...
Today we are going to find out what a compound interest calculator is all about. We will talk about where and how it is used and also look at examples of use.
This article is devoted to a financial indicator called CAGR: what it is, what it is used for, and what drawbacks it has. And of course, it will show you how to calculate the indicator and will give examples of its use.
Get acquainted with a swiftly developing instrument of automatic investment management, namely, robo-advisors. We will tell you what they are, how they work in the stock market, what types there are, what advantages and disadvantages they have.
Depositary receipts are a popular financial instrument on the stock markets. Using them, investors have a chance to invest their money in shares of foreign companies on local exchanges. At the same time, issuing companies have an opportunity to attract more investments and list their shares on global stock exchanges.
In this article, we’ll talk about the Free float ratio and find out the formula for calculating it and describe how investors use it when analysing the market situation.
This article is devoted to REPO: what it is, what peculiarities it has, what its drawbacks and advantages are, as well as what risks it has and how to avoid them.
This article is devoted to an economic index called Cost of Goods Sold: what it is, what it is used for, how it is calculated, and what accounting methods it has.
This article explains what NFTs are and shares a Top 5 list of companies connected to non-fungible tokens. The list features Twitter, Cloudflare, Funko, eBay, and Visa.
What is risk in investing and investor risk profile? How to determine it? What is it necessary for and how it influences future investing? Find all the answers in the article and an example of a test for determining investor risk profile in the article.
Navigate the market ratio Return on Assets (ROA): its benefits, calculation intricacies, and practical application.
Demystifying Stock Dilution: Dive into the mechanisms of stock dilution, its impact on share prices, and strategic moves for shareholders. Uncover comprehensive insights in the article.
In this post, we have put together information for beginners on how to invest in stocks. We described it in the most simple and accessible words. If you still think that investing in stocks is difficult, then this post is for you!
This article is devoted to financial reports of companies, their contents, period, and place of publication. We will see how this information can influence trading decisions.
The article is devoted to fractional shares: where they get from, what are their advantages and disadvantages. Examples of their use in trading are provided.
When investors look for appealing shares, they check carefully various economic factors and statistics. This overview is devoted to Earning per Share, a.k.a EPS.
