Active vs. Passive Investing

[rewrite as whether to use a collection of ETFs, a collection of stocks, or both, and extend] Everyone has different strategies for approaching investing. Some want hands-on quantitative-based investing that they can know the ins and outs of. Others are more willing to invest and let their money

Investment Green Flags – Decreasing Shares Outstanding

Updated – 5.3.2024 There are several reasons a company may buy back its shares (green flag). Let’s explore why a company would, how to calculate it, the results, and the takeaways. Share Buyback Programs A company purchasing back its shares tends to increase the stock price for several

Investment Red Flags – Close < 2

We are going to explore characteristics of the “Ultra Low Market Cap” red flag. It’s important to learn basic red flags in investing. Marketers often try to sell you on what will ultimately flop. If you want to learn even more about investments and trading, you can check out avatrade review to gain

Investment Red Flags – Micro-Cap Companies

Whenever I get on the internet to learn about the market, I am flooded with advertisements selling classes. These classes often follow the same theme – they teach you how to become “rich” on penny and micro-cap stocks (sounds like the Wolf of Wall Street). Some people get lucky and do make money

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What is a Red Flag in Finance?

Lets discuss exactly what a red flag is and why you should be looking for them when identifying and eliminating potential investments. What is a red flag? At its core, a red flag doesn’t mean that the investment is bad. It just means that you are more likely to lose money than make a profit