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Every investor would have heard of Tesla… or if you haven’t yet, for sure you’ve heard the name “Elon Musk” -- #2 on Forbes 400 world’s wealthiest list, CEO of Tesla Motors and SpaceX, and the one who recently bought social media giant Twitter.Some would argue that Tesla (Nasdaq: TSLA) isn’t exactly a stock for beginners, as its price point is relatively high. At US$309, Tesla is seen as overvalued at the moment. It’s not exactly a stock that beginner investors with limited capital would put their hard-earned money into, but that’s understandable.But why does Tesla stock keep dominating the news? Why do investor circles panic with just a tweet from Musk or a newly released analysis by some banking experts?With all these noises surrounding Tesla, is it wise to invest in this stock or at lea

We’re all familiar with what inflation means, but do you know what hyperinflation is? It is a “rapid, excessive, and out-of-control general price increases in an economy.”Think of it this way: hyperinflation is the worst version of inflation. While inflation tackles the speed at how much the price of commodities is increasing, hyperinflation is the rapid spike of price increases.To better put it into context: the Bureau of Labor Statistics uses the Consumer Price Index (CPI) to assess the strength of the dollar. On the other hand, the CPI is a price index of more than 90,000 commodities and services.So, how, then, do we determine if inflation is high?The Federal Reserve aims to preserve a healthy inflation rate of about 2%. The economy is relatively manageable as long as general rates fall

How wealthy would you say you are?Fairly enough, there are different kinds of wealth. Unfortunately, the only kind that matters in the stock market is the one that involves money. And we all know good money doesn’t come easy these days, especially with the pandemic negatively affecting global economies. As a result, you’re most likely to pay more for the goods and services you already consume.Because inflation involves the increasing of rates (did you know it’s currently at 8.6% – the highest in 40 years?!), it will become extra challenging for us to afford everyday commodities if our earnings don’t keep up.Nonetheless, financial advisors tell us that there are still a few things we can smile about. For starters, inflation-resistant stocks almost always promise bright returns. When the eco

We're sure you know what Meituan $Meituan(03690)$$MEITUAN(MPNGY)$ is and how it makes money. Let's learn with Dr VI and analyse this company. Is it a good buy right now or not?Follow @VI College for more Dr VI videos!~Disclaimer: All facts and opinions presented are for educational purposes only. This is not a recommendation to buy or to sell. Please do your own due diligence.

Are you an Apple fan?If you are, then it’s common knowledge that $Apple(AAPL)$ has become a household name both as a corporation and as a lifestyle brand. Because of that, it shouldn't surprise you why business leaders are quick to place their bets on Apple as a stock and company.But what makes Apple the tech giant that it is today? Why are investors rushing to get their piece of the pie?Allow us to enumerate a few of the most obvious (or not) reasons.Apple is bankableFounded in 1976 by Steve Jobs and Stephen Wozniak, Apple is renowned for leading the tech industry with its many innovative services.In 1980, when Apple held its IPO, you could buy a share for $22. As of today, it now costs $157 per share. This huge increase reve

Perhaps the daily updates we always wait for in the morning and evening news is the price of oil given the hostilities between Russia and Ukraine.But maybe you’re also wondering why this conflict is such a huge factor in the global oil price changes.And for investors, Warren Buffett’s increasing stake in oil companies can be quite puzzling.Let’s start explaining these things by this fact: Energy stocks are outperforming the stock market amidst the global inflation issues.But before you jump to another page looking for the best energy stocks to invest in this year, get yourself equipped with knowledge on how energy stocks and investing in them work.The energy sectorWhy are we always looking at oil prices? It’s simple. The energy sector produces and supplies the electricity we need to power

It is increasingly impossible to depend on just our 9-5 job for income these days while living in Singapore, especially if we have a family to support. Forget savings and leisure. Some days, basic expenses alone demand our entire paycheck.This led to a lot of Singaporeans now starting to look for other avenues to grow their income, attempting to keep up with the speed of things. And if you're reading this, you're probably one of them.One of the popular choices now is property investing in Singapore.One of the most timeless, or should we say "classic", investing instruments there is, is property. In other countries, property investing could sometimes lean towards "a piece of land" or "a building". But because of the nature and size of our little red dot, property in Singapore these days, mo

Are you considering investing in $Block(SQ)$ Square? That's fine. Have you checked its fundamentals yet? Watch how Dr VI analysed this stock using the VI App tool.*video from October 2021Follow @VI College for more Dr VI stock analysis videos.~Disclaimer: All facts and opinions presented are for educational purposes only. This is not a recommendation to buy or to sell. Please do your own due diligence.

The early bird catches the worm – this is also the same principle guiding the thought process of investors in IPO stocks. They want early on the action, to term it differently.But to you who might not know what an IPO even means, being an early bird might not make sense.Allow us to introduce to you this concept: what it is, its pros and cons, examples, and the IPO lineup this year. Then it’s up to you to decide whether or not you want to catch the worm.What are IPOsIPO stands for "initial public offering." It basically is the first time a company goes public. You can also call it a transition where a private company starts to sell shares to the public.The most recent example you’d most probably know is Grab. Before 2021 ended, Grab announced its IPO on Nasdaq. Prior to this, Grab was priva

You're wearing Crocs now, aren't you? Did you know that last year, $Crocs(CROX)$ share price performed very well? And did you also know it's undervalued right now?!Watch Dr VI as he analysed NASDAQ:CROX in October 2021, and go check out VI App to see how it is undervalued as of today!Follow @VI College for more stock analysis videos with Dr VI!~Disclaimer: All facts and opinions presented are for educational purposes only. This is not a recommendation to buy or to sell. Please do your own due diligence.