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- The Truth About Forex Scalping By:-hue raymonds
Foreign exchange scalping involves the rapid opening and liquidation of positions when trading on the Forex marketplace. When the word "quick" is used, it is meant to mean a time period of 3 to five minutes maximum.
- Being a Foreign Exchange Investor: Is it for you? By:-August Attan
Being a forex dealer is not for the faint of heart. The fx exchange market is a quick-paced world that operates 24 hours a day, 5 and a half days a week. For some traders, fortunes are made and misplaced very quickly. But for somebody with the proper know-how and enough motivation and drive, forex trading can be rewarding both personally and financially.
- What Exactly Is Internet Stock brokers And The Reason Why I Want One? By:-Lora MLayton
Internet stock broking is basically stock brokers that have placed their services on-line. You need One in considerably exactly the same way as you will need a car dealer when you are looking to purchase a new car. Organizations that trade on the stock marketplace don't sell their shares to the public themselves. They delegate that to monetary institutions, primarily stock brokers, who act as intermediaries between the businesses whose shares they take care of and the investing public.
- Penny Stock Newsletters: Your Key to Discovering Hot Penny Stocks By:-Landers Pirouet
Penny stock newsletters are an outstanding resource that provides investors inside knowledge into which stocks to opt for. The typical person does not have the time or tools necessary to thoroughly study and investigate hot penny stocks. The key is finding the right penny stock newsletter that will find you more winners than losers.
- The Du Pont Identity By:-Arnilt Durpont
DuPont analysis (also identified as the DuPont identity, DuPont formula , DuPont Model or the DuPont method) was discovered by the DuPont Company ca. 1920. It uses the formula for return on equity (ROE) but modifies it to research other aspects of a company’s performance.
Return on Equity is calculated as Net income divided by Total Equity. The result of this calculation does not change if we multiply it by the quotient of assets divided by assets (which is 1). Having done this you can easily rewrite the ROE formula as (Net income/ Assets) * (Assets/Total Equity). Net income divided by Assets however is a formula for calculating the return on assets and Assets divided by Total Equity is recognized as the Equity Mulitplyer.
This example shows how a slight modification to the simple ROE formula can help us better understand ROE and that is what DuPont is all about: Better understanding Return on Equity.
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