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What Makes Stock Prices Move Up & Down?
Many factors can sway the supply and demand for stocks. These include a company's financial health, market trends, and even world events. Investors often look at earnings reports and economic indicators to decide whether to buy or sell. Understanding these forces can help explain why stock prices move the way they do.
How Many Stocks You Need for Diversification, Safety & Growth
Studies show that owning 10-30 stocks can provide good diversification. This range helps spread risk while keeping the portfolio manageable. I'll explore why this number works well for most investors and how it can lead to better performance.
Stock Options: Risky Gamble or Strategic Tool?
Stock options are contracts that give investors the right to buy or sell stocks at set prices within specific timeframes. I see them as...
Portfolio123 Review: Full Test & Rating for Investors
I tested Portfolio123 and came away impressed. The platform earned 4.1 out of 5 stars overall. It shines brightest in key areas like pricing, software quality, and screening capabilities—all earning perfect 5-star ratings.
Where to Invest: Stocks, Bonds, Gold, or Real Estate? 30-Years of Data
My research shows real 30-year investment returns. The Nasdaq 100 leads with a 13.10% return, followed by the S&P 500 at 8.20%, while corporate bonds (7.20%), gold (6.80%), US Treasury bonds (4.90%), and real estate (4.80%) offer progressively lower returns.