Investing: General

Most people start investing to make money, but have no idea how exactly to do so. Will they focus on capital gains or routine payments?

Many investors constantly seek new ways to boost their returns, and one way is through margin trading. But what exactly is margin trading?

Simply at a company's financial data won't do an investor much good. Relevant investment ratios and metrics must be used to gain insight.

Stock tables are one of the most ubiquitous tools in investing. Therefore, investors should know how to read and interpret a stock table.

An in-depth look into the most important investment documents available: the Annual Report and the accompanying Financial Statements.

Sometimes, companies choose to adjust their earnings data. These adjusted earnings figures are known as pro forma earnings.

Before every annual shareholder meeting, every investor should receive a very important document in the mail: a proxy statement.

ESG: this metric has been brought up repeatedly in the past few years, but what exactly is it, and how can investors account for it?

Market indices are a common tool countless investors refer to every day. Therefore, all investors should at least know what they are.

The terms "Bear" and "Bull" markets are thrown around freely, but what do they mean? Every investor should understand these two terms.