Trading and Discipline. Small Losses, Big Profits
Learn about the common pitfalls that lead over 75% of individual investors to underperform and discover essential trading principles.
What is the Michigan Consumer Sentiment Index
Today we are going to talk about another index: the Michigan Consumer Sentiment Index. It pertains to consumer confidence, published by the University of Michigan.
What do Hawkish and Dovish trends mean
The stock market can feel like a zoo, with bulls, bears, hawks, and doves all playing their part.
What Bull and Bear Markets Mean
Here's How Wall Street's Bulls and Bears Are Impacting Your Money!
PER Indicator Explained: The One Metric Every Smart Investor Follows!
One of the most important indicators when analyzing a stock is the PER, Price Earning Rate.
What Are Call, Put, And Spread Options
This lesson provides a brief overview of the essential concepts of options trading, namely call and put options.
What Does Government Bond Interest Rate Say About a Country
Why are investors lending money at a loss to Germany? What are the hidden risks behind government bonds, the future of the euro, and why Swiss francs might be your safest bet in times of crisis?
The Subprime Crisis of 2008 (Part 2) The Economics Lesson
I’m assuming you’ve already read part one, so this section about the 2007-2008 subprime crisis should make more sense to you.
The 2008 Subprime Crisis Explained
I hope we can all remember what happened exactly 15, or rather 16 years ago—the subprime crisis and subprime loans.
Inflation, Deflation, and Stagflation Explained
Everyone thinks they know what inflation is because most people associate it with the devaluation of the national currency against major currencies and the rise in prices. While this definition is correct, to fully understand it, we need to grasp that a free economy is one where supply meets demand.
How the World Is Trapped in a Global Ponzi Scheme
We’re going to talk about the famous Ponzi scheme. The Ponzi scheme, which everyone considers to be the biggest financial scam—and rightly so—was invented by an Italian-American named Charles Ponzi in the 1920s, from whom the scheme gets its name.
The Power Elite: Who Really Runs the World?
Today, I want to talk about who really rules the world—the financial world, the political world, the economic world, and so on. And trust me, my opinion is going to be completely different than yours.