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2023-11-06

Brian Feroldi: 9 Infographics Learn to Analyze a Cash Flow Statement Fast

How to analyze a Cash Flow Statement, FAST. Study these 9 infographics: 1: Cash Flow Statement OverviewImage2: Questions to askImage3: Cash Flow FormulasImage4: Yellow FlagsImage5: Income Statement vs Cash Flow StatementImage6: Balance Sheet vs Cash Flow StatementImage7: Net Income vs Free Cash FlowImage8: 9 Green FlagsImage9:4 Types of Cash FlowImageCredit to @brianferoldi.
Brian Feroldi: 9 Infographics Learn to Analyze a Cash Flow Statement Fast
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2023-12-18

Day60. Financial term | Swing trading

Swing trading is an investment strategy that involves buying and selling trading activities of stocks or other assets based on short-term price fluctuations within a relatively short period. The goal of swing trading is to capture short-term price movements and achieve quick profits.In simple terms, swing trading is a fast-paced investment strategy.This trading approach is typically suitable for investors who are skilled in analyzing market trends and technical indicators. They closely monitor the ups and downs of stock prices and make rapid buying and selling decisions.The key characteristic of swing trading is the relatively short holding period, usually ranging from a few days to several weeks or even shorter. This is different from long-term investment strategies, where investors focus
Day60. Financial term | Swing trading
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2023-11-17

US stock market opening time change? All-year trading hours explained!

Hello Tigers!With the arrival of November and the onset of daylight saving time, many Tigers in the Asia-Pacific region have noticed a change in the opening and closing times of the US stock market.Why is this happening?How does the trading time for US stocks change during daylight saving time and standard time? In this article, I will provide you with the answers!Ⅰ. What is Daylight Saving Time?Daylight Saving Time (DST) is a time system implemented in various regions, especially in Europe and America, to conserve energy.During the summer, when there is longer daylight, some countries that observe DST will adjust the time forward by one hour. This allows people to wake up and work an hour earlier, maximizing the use of daylight and saving energy on lighting.When winter standard time arriv
US stock market opening time change? All-year trading hours explained!
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2023-08-17

How to buy US treasuries? Bond ETFs!

As market volatility intensifies and the US dollar strengthens, US Treasury yields has reached its highest point since October, reaffirming the "higher for longer" sentiment following the release of the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) minutes. The year 2023 has posed challenges for US treasuries, with events like the debt ceiling and rate hikes impacting their performance. Amid these dynamics, investors are contemplating whether it's an opportune moment to consider bottoming out US treasuries. Notably, prominent investors hold divergent views on this matter.Bottom US Treasuries or not? Buffett, Musk and Ackman are dividedElon Musk, the CEO of $Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ , believes that investors stand to gain considerably at the shorter end of the U
How to buy US treasuries? Bond ETFs!
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2023-11-13

Day 5. Rising interest rates are bearish for everything, except for options!

HelloWe are aware that recently, US Treasury yields have been continuously rising, causing the prices of many financial assets to decline, such as stocks, bonds, funds, and non-US dollar exchange rates. However, the one asset class that is relatively less affected by this rise is options. In fact, to some extent, the increase in US Treasury yields has stimulated the increase in option prices. But why is this the case? What is the relationship between interest rates and option prices?To understand this logic, let's first take a look at what Rho is for options."Special commend: How to achieve an 8%* annualized yield on your Tiger Vault Fund?1. Understanding the Rho Value of OptionsRho value is a metric used to measure the
Day 5. Rising interest rates are bearish for everything, except for options!
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2023-04-17

Financial Terminology 100 | Taking investing tips one day at a time

Hello, tigers!Today, I will bring you a new knowledge learning module: Financial Terminology 100!In investing, the masters often emphasize the importance of learning financial knowledge. As Warren Buffett once said, "The best investment asset is your own wisdom."Learning financial terminology is like building your own treasure trove of financial vocabulary, allowing you to navigate the investment stage with ease, discern market trends, and seize investment opportunities.In Financial Terminology 100, I will compile the top 100 most frequent and important financial terms in the market for you to learn. These 100 financial terms will be divided into 5 sessions, with 20 terms presented in each session.Currently, in the first session of Financial Terminology, we have:Some of you may think that
Financial Terminology 100 | Taking investing tips one day at a time
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2023-12-14

Day58. Financial term | Private placement

Private placement, is a method of financing in which a company issues new shares to specific investors through a non-public offering. The primary purpose of private placement is to raise funds for the listed company.Unlike public offerings, private placements are not open to the general public and are conducted privately with selected investors.Private placements are typically used to meet the financing needs of the company or to introduce strategic investors. During the private placement process, the company sells new shares to specific investors, which may include large institutional investors, private equity funds, strategic investors, etc.The price of private placement shares is usually discounted compared to the market price to attract investors' participation.For investors, participa
Day58. Financial term | Private placement
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2022-04-14

2 Minutes Learn to Read and Trade Earning Reports

Hi Tigers, It's that time of the year once again...Q1 2022 Earning Season! In order to quickly through the financial statements of the company, some indicators are important. These key indicators identify companies with good business & visible future growth outlooks by profitability, liquidity, valuation and leverage. Two Minutes to Read Finacial Reports The graph below teaches you to get key financial results in two minutes! Small hint here: When you read the financial report of a traditional&nb
2 Minutes Learn to Read and Trade Earning Reports
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2023-12-01

Profit from the right moves, no losses for mistakes—grasp this strategy!

HelloWelcome to Tiger Academy - 「Options Advanced Strategy」episode 1.In this series, we will delve into several advanced options strategies to help you transition from a beginner investor to an options expert.In our previous articles, Tiger academy discovered a common pain point among options traders, especially those on the buy side. Despite the significant leverage, many found that nine out of ten trades resulted in losses. Is there a strategy that allows us to profit when we are right and avoid losses when we are wrong?Indeed, such a strategy exists, and today we will explore it — the Ratio Spread Strategy.1. What is the Ratio Spread Strategy?The Ratio Spread Strategy involves creating an options portfolio with a specific ratio of contracts. In our previous options strategy articles, we
Profit from the right moves, no losses for mistakes—grasp this strategy!

Fed rate cuts: Is a new dawn rising for small caps in the Russell 2000?

What is the Russell 2000 Index?The Russell 2000 Index, launched by FTSE Russell in 1972, features a selection of U.S. companies ranked from 1001 to 3000 by market capitalization. These small-cap companies may be lesser-known than their larger counterparts in the S&P 500, but they offer access to a wide range of industries—finance, healthcare, industrials, tech, consumer goods—and boast the potential for remarkable growth.Why Should You Care About the Russell 2000?The Russell 2000 isn’t just a list of small companies; it’s a window into the innovative, high-growth segment of the U.S. economy. These nimble, smaller businesses are often able to adapt quickly to changes in the market—especially during economic recoveries. While their total market cap is just a fraction of the S&P 500,
Fed rate cuts: Is a new dawn rising for small caps in the Russell 2000?
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2022-02-11

What is an Option?——learn about Call and put

What’s an option, you ask?Let’s start with the simple definition: a “stock option” is a contract to buy or sell a particular stock at a specified price for a limited period of time.Make good use of options to diversify and enrich your investments. Learn from me now!Suppose there is a guy, call him Tim if you will.Tim says, "I will allow you to buy 100 Tesla shares from me at the price of USD 1200 a share at any time in the next 30 days, on the condition that you give me USD 100 now.If you don't want to buy the shares in the end, you will not get the USD 100 back." What do you think?First of all, of course, check the current Tesla price, and then evaluate the possibility that Tesla's share price will exceed USD 1200 within 30 days.If you think everything looks good, you pay USD 100 and a co
What is an Option?——learn about Call and put
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2023-10-16

Day45. Financial term | Quantitative Easing (QE)

Quantitative Easing (QE) is a monetary policy tool typically adopted by central banks with the aim of stimulating economic growth and addressing the risk of deflation. Under QE, the central bank increases the money supply by purchasing government bonds and other assets, thereby lowering interest rates to encourage borrowing and investment.In simple terms, QE is a measure that involves large-scale bond purchases to increase the money supply, promoting economic activity, and boosting market confidence.In the context of QE, the central bank's bond purchases are usually substantial, injecting more funds into the economy. This significant bond buying behavior is known as an "Asset Purchase Program."One of the objectives of QE is to lower market interest rates, including both long-term and short
Day45. Financial term | Quantitative Easing (QE)

Fed’s cutting rates: Are U.S. treasuries the hidden gem in this market?

What are U.S. Treasury Bonds?U.S. Treasury bonds, commonly known as Treasuries, are essentially a loan to the U.S. government. Investors lend money to the government, earning fixed interest payments (coupons) and potentially profiting by trading them in the secondary market.How are Treasury prices and yields determined?While the face value of a bond is fixed, its purchase price fluctuates based on factors like time to maturity, coupon rate, and market expectations. For example, a bond with a face value of $1,000 might sell for $800 or $900 depending on these factors. If you hold the bond to maturity, your yield is essentially locked in. However, if you sell before maturity, market conditions impact your return: when interest rates fall, bond prices typically rise, resulting in higher retur
Fed’s cutting rates: Are U.S. treasuries the hidden gem in this market?
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2022-06-14

Day6 Education: 3 tips for choosing good companies

Hey, tigers:We have introduced the first and second step of the classic strategies.Let’s review first,Let's review the content of the previous days.DAY1:5 practical knowledge of US stocksDAY 2 Education:two directions of US stocksDay3 Education:5 types of orders for US stock tradingDAY4 Education:Finish your order by useful functionsDay5 Education: Fundamental investing strategiesToday, I will continue to introduce the second step: how to choose a good industry and
Day6 Education: 3 tips for choosing good companies
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2023-11-17

Nearly a 100 billion huge loss! Buffett: Would it be different if options were involved in this?"

"If there comes a day when even the stock god Buffett faces a massive loss, the market might truly be in a tough spot!“Unfortunately, that day has arrived. Just recently, in the third-quarter financial report disclosed by Berkshire Hathaway, Warren Buffett's conglomerate, it was revealed that the company incurred a net loss of $12.77 billion (approximately ¥932 billion) in the third quarter of 2023. This marks the first quarterly loss for the company this year, following a net profit of $35.91 billion in the second quarter. Additionally, investment losses in the third quarter amounted to $24.1 billion (approximately ¥175.9 billion).It is reported that a major factor contributing to Buffett's portfolio losses is the substantial holding in Apple Inc., whose stock price experienced a decline
Nearly a 100 billion huge loss! Buffett: Would it be different if options were involved in this?"
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2022-04-22

Top 10 Books Recommended By Buffett

Warren Buffett is widely considered the most successful investor of the 20th and early 21st centuries. His investing philosophy and mottos are also well-known. But very few people can do as well as Buffett because success is more than sayings and slogans. His wisdom needs careful study.  As World Book Day is around the corner, we have summarized [Top 10 Books Recommended By Buffett.]  Hope tigers gain more insights through reading the books recommended by one of the smartest men. 1. ‘Berksh
Top 10 Books Recommended By Buffett
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2022-10-13

Oakmark Fund Bill Nygren's Latest 7 Investment Tips

Source: OakmarkBill Nygren is a well-known value investor, known for his concentrated positions. Bill Nygren is the manager of the Oakmark Fund, Oakmark Select Fund, and Oakmark Global Select Fund. Recently, he updated his Q3 commentary.The Q3 commentary continues to emphasize, as in previous years: long-term investing, asset allocation, and that high volatility creates stock picking opportunities.Historical PerformanceSource: GurufocusFollowing the $S&P 500(.SPX)$, Oakmark underperformed in the third quarter, with the fund down 5.9%, essentially the same as the S&P 500. The S&P 500 is down 24% this year and U.S. 20-year Treasuries are down 30%, which make
Oakmark Fund Bill Nygren's Latest 7 Investment Tips
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2022-08-31

Earnings season | Read and analyze AMD's financial report in three steps

Hi, tigers~Today, I will focus on using the "three-step method" to teach you to understand $AMD 's Q2 financial report,and I also bring a free course for you. US Stock Financial Statements for Beginners At 10 p.m. on August 9, U.S. President Biden signed the "CHIPS and Science Act 2022" in Washington, marking a rare high-subsidy bill for a single industry finally taking effect.Unexpectedly, chip stocks fell collectively that day, with Applied Materials down more than 7%, ASML, STMicroelectronics down more than 5%.In recent days, memory-chip maker Micron Technology and chip giant Nvidia both cut their revenue forecasts for the current quarter, putting the industry, already battered this year, on shaky ter
Earnings season | Read and analyze AMD's financial report in three steps
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2023-10-27

Technical Analysis -- Episode 17: Rising wedge

Source: Tiger Trade appThe Rising Wedge is a technical pattern composed of two trendlines: an ascending support line and an ascending resistance line. These two lines gradually converge to form a wedge shape.This pattern typically appears on price charts of stocks or other assets, indicating a potential bearish reversal signal.The characteristics of the Rising Wedge are as follows:Support Line: The support line is an ascending trendline connecting consecutive higher lows, suggesting a strengthening uptrend.Resistance Line: The resistance line is an ascending trendline connecting consecutive higher highs, indicating a gradual reduction in buying pressure.Gradual Convergence: The support and resistance lines gradually converge, forming a wedge shape, which indicates that the price may break
Technical Analysis -- Episode 17: Rising wedge
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2023-12-01

Day54. Financial term | Margin

Margin refers to the portion of funds that investors need to pay in advance when engaging in trading.When you buy stocks, you need to pay the full stock price. However, in futures and forex trading, since such trades often involve high contract values, investors do not need to pay the entire contract value upfront; they only need to pay a small portion, and that portion is called the margin.The purpose of margin is to ensure that investors have enough funds to fulfill their contractual obligations. It is similar to a "down payment" for trade. After paying the margin, investors can engage in larger-scale trading by borrowing additional funds.Here's an example:Let's say you want to engage in trading a futures contract with a contract value of $100,000. If the exchange sets the margin require
Day54. Financial term | Margin

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