Welcome to the Danso Pitch Podcast. In Episode 40, we are joined by the hosts of the Danso Pitch Charles and Daniel, as these gentlemen discuss the different ways to invest in the stock market by going over terminology and thus understanding how to track different companies’ performance. One of the key discussions involved in this week’s episode is the discussion around the three things to look for when elevating a company, along with what to look for in a dividend stock. Furthermore, Charles and Daniel also give the audience tuning in an in-depth knowledge of the right brokerage to invest your money into, in the market by giving pros and cons and some real-world examples. The guy’s also breakdown the difference between Crypto Tokens vs. Coins and how to differentiate the two based on their uses in the market. These topics and many others are discussed in this week’s episode. Interested in being a guest on our show? Email: [email protected]
Breakdown of Episode 40:
Terms to know (15 minutes)
- Why should you know these terms? If you are investing in the stock market or any market, it is important to understand the glossary of the game
- Breakdown of Key terms
- ETF (Exchange Traded Fund) vs Mutual Fund vs Hedge Fund (example)
Market research and evaluating a company (10 Minutes)
- The key things to look for when evaluating a company
- Fundamental analysis vs Technical analysis
Crypto Currency (10 minutes)
- Coins (alt coins) versus Tokens
- Common types of Crypto Currency
- Where to buy Crypto Currency
The right brokerage (10 minutes)
- Listing of the top ones (With some pros & cons)
- Types of accounts you can make
- The importance of Diversification in your portfolio
Key Terms in Episode 40:
Stock – is a type of investment that represents an ownership share in a company. Investors buy stocks that they think will go up in value over time. When an investor purchases a company’s stock, they are purchasing a small piece of that company , known as a share.
IPO (Initial Public Offering) – what happens when a private company becomes a publicly traded company, to raise money.
Hedge Funds/Mutual Funds – are two different types of investment accounts that you buy into. They turn around and invest your money into dozens, hundreds and even thousands of stocks.
Bull Market – is a stock market condition which means the stocks prices are expected to rise .
Bear Market – is one in which investors expect stock prices to fall.
Volatility – is how fast a stock moves up and down.
Portfolio – A collection of investments owned by an investor.
ETF (Exchange traded fund) – a collection of stocks part of the same sector grouped into one stock.
Sector – a group of stocks that are in the same business. An example would be the “technology” sector, including companies like Apple and Microsoft.
Dividend – this is the portion of a company’s earnings that is paid to shareholders the people that own the company’s stock on a quarterly (3 months) or annual (yearly basis)
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