How to Build a Trading Strategy: A Step-by-Step Guide
Unpredictability is a feature of trading. But this does not mean that you can act solely according to the situation…
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Articles about Company analysis
Business analysis based on financial results, valuation multiples, competitive advantages and industry factors.
Purchasing Managers’ Index: how does it work?
Investors received strong data on the US economy this week. Namely, the index of business activity in US industry rose…
Impact of supply and demand for oil
Traders decided to review current oil reserves in the United States, which turned out to be higher than expert estimates.…
3 key indicators for the real estate market
Sales of new buildings in the US unexpectedly decreased in February 2024, while analysts expected diametrically opposite dynamics. Of course,…
Combining fundamental and technical analysis
The question of the possibility of using technical analysis as a full-fledged alternative to fundamental analysis is one of the…
The correlation between oil and currencies
The price of oil fell again after a period of growth. One of the reasons for this dynamics was the…
Difference between operating profit and EBITDA
Operating margin and EBITDA are two important measures in financial statements used to evaluate the profitability of a company. Operating…
How OPEC production affects oil prices
At the beginning of the week, American oil prices rose amid news that OPEC had decided to cut production. Therefore,…
3 industries which grow during a recession
Portfolio diversification remains the key to minimizing risk in any economic situation. However, during times of recession, the risks are…
P/E ratio is N/A: what does this mean?
One of the most well-known metrics in fundamental analysis is the P/E ratio, which compares a stock’s price to its…
Financial statements: how to analyze
Investors should carefully review a company’s financial statements before deciding whether to invest in it. Of course, net income is…
Sell in May and Go Away: Meaning, Evidence and Strategy
A widely recognized adage in finance is “Sell in May and go away,” rooted in the historical trend of stocks…