The balance sheet is arguably the most important financial information on a company. The balance sheet shows you what the company owns, and what it owes; assets and liabilities. They are public information, therefore easily accessible via the company’s ‘Investor… Read More ›
I have been interested in buying Tesla, so I thought I would share my analysis with you. Tesla has had a rough few months; going up, going down, then back up, and then back down. But is it a good… Read More ›
As I have said many times, and will continue to say many times in the future… we all make investing mistakes. None of us are perfect and, if we had a crystal ball, we would all be multi-millionaires. About 6… Read More ›
When I first started investing, I would look for companies with share prices under $20. My reason: because I could buy more shares… duh! But is this the smartest approach? Let’s see… You, the investor, want to get your money… Read More ›
Net income, also called the ‘bottom line,’ is what the company has left over after all expenses and taxes are accounted for. Think of net income as what you have left over from your paycheck after taxes are taken out,… Read More ›
When I first started investing, I made a lot of mistakes. Most everyone does; it’s part of the learning curve. I bought when I should have done nothing, and I sold when I should have held or bought more. Of… Read More ›
When you take out a loan for any reason, you as the borrower are charged interest. If you take out a personal loan for $1000, and if the interest on that loan is 10%, then you will be charged $100… Read More ›
