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How to Invest in Stocks: A Beginner’s Step-by-Step Guide

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What Are Cyclical Stocks & How Do They Work?

Understanding Low-Float Stocks

What Is Spread Trading?

What Is Options Trading? A Beginner’s Guide

How Are Stock Prices Determined?

What Is a Stock Portfolio?

Trading Basics: Understanding and Practicing Paper Trade Options

What Is a Spot Price: How They Work and Why They Matter

What Is a Reverse Stock Split and How Does It Work?

Day Trading: Buying and Selling a Stock on the Same Day

How to Invest in Stocks: A Beginner’s Step-by-Step Guide

To help you understand the stock market, its terminology and rules, investment strategies, what type of investor you are, and how to invest in stocks, here’s a beginner’s guide.

What Is Options Trading? A Beginner’s Guide

Options trading is the buying or selling of options, which have a value apart from that of the underlying shares.

Understanding Low-Float Stocks

Low-float stocks tend to be relatively few in number. Those that are low-float have lower trading volume, less market liquidity, wider price spreads, and more volatility.

How Are Stock Prices Determined?

The price of a stock is determined by supply and demand. If more people want the stock than the number of shares available, the price goes up.

What Are Cyclical Stocks & How Do They Work?

Cyclical stocks are shares of companies whose performance tends to follow the ups and downs of the economy.

What Is Spread Trading?

Spread trading is a strategy of gauging how the price difference between two securities or contracts—the spread—will change. A spread trader is focused more on the price difference and less on the prices themselves.

What Is a Stock Portfolio?

A portfolio is a collection of a person’s investments across asset classes, such as stocks, bonds, cash, and real estate. Assets may be owned or subject to a vesting schedule.

Trading Basics: Understanding and Practicing Paper Trade Options

Paper trading gives investors a chance to get a feel for trading stocks, options, and other financial instruments without any real money at stake. Learn more about it.

What Is a Spot Price: How They Work and Why They Matter

The spot price is the current market price to buy or sell something for immediate delivery. Spot prices are in constant flux, mainly dependent on supply and demand.

What Is a Reverse Stock Split and How Does It Work?

A reverse stock split reduces the number of shares outstanding, and raises the price of each individual share but it doesn’t change the value of a company.

Day Trading: Buying and Selling a Stock on the Same Day

Taking advantage of fluctuations in the market is an appealing idea, having access to apps and online brokerages has made day trading a more accessible venture.

What Is a Bid-Ask Spread and How Does It Work?

The bid-ask spread is the investor’s cost of doing business with the broker. For the broker, the spread is what they earn for providing the service to the investor.

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