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How to Read an Annual Report
Every publicly traded company is required by the SEC (Securities and Exchange Commission) to provide annual reports to it’s shareholders, and the general public as well. These annual reports contain...
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Investing in Real Estate Investment Trusts (REIT’s)
Real Estate Investment Trusts (REIT’s) are a great way for people with little money to basically get started in Real Estate Investing. REIT’s are publicly held companies, and are known for their high...
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Three Overlooked but Very Important Stock Ratios Explained
In the stock market, there are many ratios that one can use to analyze the financial health of a publicly traded company. When reading financial articles about companies, there are often important...
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Are You Afraid to Invest Your Money?
The rich know how important it is to have their money working for them at all times. They put their money in investments such as real estate, stocks, bonds, and mutual funds so that their money will...
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How to Choose an Online Stock Broker
Thanks to the internet, it is easier than ever to begin investing in the stock markets. With online brokers, you are in complete control of your portfolio. Not only that, stock trades take place in 9...
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The PE Ratio Explained
The PE Ratio is one of the oldest ways to show the value of a stock. The “P” stands for the current stock price, and the “E” Stands for the company’s annual earnings per share(EPS). If you divide a...
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PEG Ratio Explained
Like the P/E Ratio, the PEG Ratio is used to get a better understanding of whether or not a company’s stocks is overpriced, underpriced, or just right. The PEG Ratio uses the P/E Ratio of a company,...
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Create a Reliable Source of Passive Income with Stock Dividends
One of the easiest ways to create an asset is to buy stock in a publicly-traded company. There are literally thousands upon thousands of companies that allow you to buy stock in them. And thanks to...
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