Strategies

The stock market can be very volatile so it is important to use stop-loss orders to protect your profits. Here's why and how best to do so.

Stocks can sometimes see price appreciation to the point where they are no longer accessible to a wide range of investors. Splitting the stock (i.e. making an individual share cheaper) is an effective way of increasing the total number of investors who can purchase shares.

This article explains all things short stock-related and looks at those companies that have followed in the footsteps of GameStop whose stock went parabolic back in January, 2021.

When prices drop, should investors buy the dip in anticipation of prices going back up or, when prices rise, should they buy the rise in case the climb continues or should they follow a financial plan? In this article we compare these scenarios to see which one has delivered better returns.

This infographic looks at four investment strategies to help investors manage risk during a rising inflation environment.

I believe we are looking at a very important medium-term peak but I don't believe that is the end of this current market cycle. I think the market cycle will most likely stretch into 2024. What we are facing now, however, is a is a medium-term top in the next few weeks, and then a very decisive decline.

Consider investing in the 6 tobacco, beer and liquor companies that have invested heavily in the cannabis industry and make up the munKNEE Conservative Pot Stocks Index.

Inflation expectations for the U.S. are at their highest in a decade...Here is how to position your portfolio for inflation.

Today's infographic...focuses on explaining the power of compound interest - an idea that is absolutely essential to understand. Indeed, the power of compound interest is so compelling that it’s been often called the “eighth wonder of the world”. Find out why this concept is so fundamental to personal finance in the following infographic:

The steep decline in the performance of the munKNEE Pure-Play Plant-Based Food Stocks Index (July: -7%; August: -16%; September: -5%; October: -5%) continued in November ( -13%) and is now DOWN -52.3% YTD.