For publicly traded companies and in investment terms the return on equity (Also abbreviated as ‘ROE’) is a way to measure the amount of net profits from a business as it relates to the total value of the equity of the enterprise. ROE is a measurement of how efficiently a business uses its asset value […]
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The time value of money is the measurement of the benefit of getting money in the present instead of the same amount at a later time in the future. It is based on the preference of when you receive money on a time line. Time value of money is the reason interest is received. Interest
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This is a Guest Post by Liam from PriceActioNinja.com. A professional Forex trader is not identified by having multiple trading screens or highly complex trading strategies. Instead, what separates winning, professional traders from amateur, losing traders is the mindset they approach trading with and the actions they take to improve and refine their trading performance.
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Standard deviations are used to measure current price action in relation to the average price of a chosen time frame. The assumption in the use of a standard deviation is that over the long term historical prices are distributed inside a bell curve. Although at times there are ‘fat tales’ or ‘black swans’ in prices
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A zero sum game is a situation where one person’s gain is equal to another person’s loss, so the total money inside the game for the players and participants is always a net change of zero as a whole unless money is removed or added to the game. The financial contract markets for futures and
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Opportunity cost expresses the expense of a chosen option among other alternatives in contrast to enjoying the benefit of the other possible choices. The ‘cost’ is the difference in one reward versus another. The opportunity cost is the reward that is not received due to not choosing the other better option. If the second best
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Most people only think of income as earned income from working actively at a job. That is the most popular type of income, selling your time by the hour for a wage or by the week for a salary. However that is not the only type of income, along with active income there is also
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A cost benefit analysis is a systematic process for trying to measure the pros and cons of different options to determine the best path to achieving goals with the maximum return and at the minimum cost in business, trading, investing, economic transactions, and any other activity. It is commonly used when their are multiple things
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This is a Guest Post by Jake @TrendSpider. In this weekend’s analysis, we take a look at the broad market ETF’s had quite a whipsaw week. Don’t miss the TrendSpider Sunday Chart show at 6 PM EST as we discuss the markets into the final weeks of 2019 with Greg Krupinski. Register below!
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The ROI (return on investment) is the ratio between net profit and the cost of an investment. This is measured over a specific period of time by the results of investment returns on money over a point in time. A good ROI is defined by an investment’s positive returns compared to the cost, risk, and
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