Technical Analysis 101: The MACD Indicator
You've probably heard of the MACD (Moving Average Convergence Divergence) indicator. The MACD is a commonly used tool in technical analysis....
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A Basic Overview Of Financial Statements
Financial Statements are important for anyone who wants to invest in shares. All sorts of people analyse financial statements. ...
READ MORECompound Returns: Why The Tortoise Beats The Hare In The Wealth Race
Compound returns can make you very wealthy over time. In this article, we explore how being patient with investing pays off in the long run....
READ MORE10 Famous Investment Quotes You Should Live By
I've put together 10 of my favourite investing related quotes. These include quotes from Warren Buffet, Peter Lynch, and other investing greats....
READ MOREValue Averaging Explained: Average Your Monthly Investments
Value Averaging is an alternative to Dollar Cost Averaging. In this article, we learn how to use value averaging with a spreadsheet....
READ MOREQuantitative Easing (QE) And The 2008 Financial Meltdown
Quantitative Easing (or 'QE') is a term that gets thrown around a lot in the financial news. In this article, we explore QE in more detail....
READ MORECall And Put Options Explained: Introducing The ‘Options Robot’
The options robot is an easy way to remember the payoff structures for call and put options. Options are complex but they don't need to be....
READ MOREBond Investing Explained: Risk, Interest rates, And Bond Prices
Technically, a bond is just a loan. But bond investing is a different ball game altogether. Here we look at risk, interest rates, and bond prices.Technically, a bond is just a loan. But investing ...
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Bitcoin and Portfolio Diversification
Diversification between assets classes can improve the risk-adjusted returns of your investment portfolio. In this article, we’ll see how portfolio diversification applies to bitcoin.
The usual disclaimer: none of this is investment advice. It’s just for information and illustration.
Technical Analysis 101: The Relative Strength Index (RSI)
In this series of Technical Analysis 101, we explore one of the most commonly used technical trading indicators: the Relative Strength Index (RSI).
The RSI is a momentum indicator that can be used to show whether an investment approaching overbought (sell signal) or oversold (buy signal) territory.
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