The Investing Strategy Of Peter Lynch
The New York Times once wrote about Peter Lynch: "Mr. Lynch's investment record puts him in a league by himself." His straightforward approach to investing in the stock market is easy to understand and can be employed by each and every one.
What Is The Value Of A Company?
A common misconception among newer investors is that a higher stock price means a company is also more expensive or worth more.
How Much Money Do I Need To Build My Own Stock Portfolio?
This article discusses how to build a stock portfolio.
What To Look For In A Broker
In this article we take a look at different types of brokers.
Income Statement
The income statement shows the investor the financial performance of a company.
Net Debt
Total Financial Debt - Cash & Cash Equivalents
Net debt shows the investor a company's debt burden after substracting its cash and cash equivalents that could be used for instant repayment.
Gross Margin
( Revenues - COGS ) ÷ Revenues
The gross margin tells the investor how much of the company's costs are directly associated with its sales and is a measure of profitability. Gross margins are typically high for software companies and low for e.g. retailers.
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