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While the majority of stock market participants are investors who buy shares of stock and hold them for long periods of time as they grow, there’s a large population of active traders who are in it for the short-term moves….
As you read and learn about the stock market, one term you’ll come across often is Dow Jones Industrial Average, also commonly called the Dow or DJIA. The DJIA is a market index designed to give a real-time view of…
Mutual funds gained popularity among the investing public in the 1980s and 1990s. They began as a way for large institutional investors to pool their money for a common purpose and spread the risk of losses inside a mutually-owned fund,…
As you start to invest, you’ll quickly realize that commonly investing terms take on important meanings in the stock market. One of the most important of these terms is volatility. When reading financial media, you’ll often come across statements like…
When you invest in the stock market, your portfolio strategy is crucially important. Your strategy dictates what you buy to give you the best chances of meeting your goals, and adjusts as those goals change. For investors nearing retirement or…
Earnings season is an exciting time on Wall Street. The season comes four times per year and promises to generate several compelling opportunities in the stock market. Earnings reports are often met with high levels of volatility and can offer…
When you start to educate yourself about making money in the stock market, a common theme you’ll come across is the need for diversification. The concept is based on the old adage “don’t put all your eggs in one basket.”…
Pure-play stocks have become a popular option among investors. These singular-focus stocks tend to become leaders in their industry, centered around a single product or service that they invest significant time and money into perfecting. With a name like “pure,”…
Wouldn’t it be great if investing was so easy a second grader could do it? Believe it or not, second graders invest successfully all the time. In fact, a popular book titled “How a Second Grader Beats Wall Street” follows…
Commodities are everywhere you look. From wheat and corn to oil, natural gas, and precious metals, raw materials are an important part of the average consumer’s day-to-day life. Their price changes are important to everyone too. What’s happening in the…
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