Learn about investing and trading

Learn about investing and trading

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  • Earnings warnings and reverse earnings warnings

    The episode covers earnings warnings and reverse earnings warnings, which are announcements issued by companies when their results deviate from analysts' expectations. It explains how these warnings work, the requirements under stock exchange regulations, and how they can impact the stock price.




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    17 min
  • The concepts of "bull" and "bear" in the stock market
    The episode explains the concepts of "bull" and "bear" in the stock market, where "bull" denotes a rising market and "bear" a falling one. It also describes historical patterns in market ups and downs, how investors can capitalize on both rising and falling markets.

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    19 min
  • Strategy: invest in dividend-paying stocks
    The episode explains how to invest in dividend-paying stocks, primarily to build a stable, long-term portfolio. It outlines the advantages and disadvantages of this strategy, different methods for selecting stocks within this approach, and the types of investors best suited for it.

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    34 min
  • Takeovers and buyouts of stocks on the stock market

    The episode describes takeovers and buyouts of stocks on the stock market. It explains the difference between a takeover, where one company purchases another, and a buyout, where majority shareholders buy the remaining shares. The episode covers the entire process, from bidding to compulsory redemption, and provides examples of various reasons for takeovers and buyouts, such as reducing competition or delisting a company from the stock exchange. It also explains what happens to shareholders who accept or reject the offer.






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    13 min
  • Comparison of two investment strategies: trend following and bottom fishing.

    The episode compares two investment strategies: trend following and bottom fishing. Trend following involves buying stocks that are in an upward trend and holding them as long as the trend continues. Bottom fishing, on the other hand, entails buying stocks that have declined significantly in hopes they will rebound. The epsiode presents the advantages and disadvantages of both strategies and provides advice on how to implement them. It also discusses the use of technical analysis and the importance of having a clear buy-and-sell strategy.





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    10 min
  • Strategies and systems for long-term stock market investments

    The episode provides an overview of various strategies and systems for long-term stock market investments, focusing on identifying undervalued companies with strong growth potential and minimizing risk. It presents several well-known strategies, including the Magic Formula, F-score, Graham Method, Dividend Strategy, Net-Nets, and Insider Trading. Additionally, it offers general advice on selecting a strategy based on one’s goals, interests, and risk tolerance.






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    24 min
  • Stop loss
    The episode explains how a Stop Loss order functions in both stock and CFD trading. It describes how Stop Loss can be used to protect against losses and secure profits at the right moment. The episode covers various terms such as order type, price, trigger conditions, and trigger price, providing examples of practical applications of Stop Loss orders. It also warns about the risks associated with using Stop Loss and explains its function in CFD trading, considering leverage and margin requirements. Finally, it discusses the pros and cons of using a Guaranteed Stop versus a standard Stop Loss order.

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    19 min
  • What is a spread?

    The episode explains the concepts of spread, order depth, and order book in stock trading. It describes how these factors impact a stock's price and how they can be used to buy stocks at a lower price or sell them at a higher price.






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    15 min
  • Stock splits and reverse stock splits
    The episode explains how a stock split and a reverse stock split work and why companies choose to undertake these actions. It describes that a stock split divides a share into multiple smaller parts, lowering the stock price and making it more accessible to small investors. A reverse stock split, on the other hand, combines multiple shares into one, increasing the stock price and potentially benefiting a company if its stock price has dropped significantly.

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    15 min
  • Sharpe ratio
    The episode discusses the sharpe ratio, a measure used to assess an investment's risk-adjusted return. The article explains the concept, how it is calculated, and what constitutes a good Sharpe ratio. It also provides examples of how to compare different investments using the Sharpe ratio and how to minimize risks in investing. 

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    21 min

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