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Dollar Cost Averaging
If you’re new to investing, the stock market can feel intimidating. Prices move every day, and social media makes it seem like everyone else knows the perfect time to buy. The truth is, you don't need perfect timing to be a good investor. Dollar-cost averaging means investing the same amount of money at regular intervals, no matter what the market is doing. Instead of trying to “buy low and sell high,” you: Invest consistently and let time do the work Why Dollar-Cost Averagi
Jan 111 min read
How to build Credit as a Teenager
Having a strong credit score is very important when it comes to making large purchases that you may rely on a bank for. When you take a loan of any kind, one of the most important factors for whether you get the loan or not, and how fair the terms are, depends on your credit score. You may have heard that you can only build and have a credit score once you get a credit card, but that isn't the case. For a teenager to start building credit, they can become an authorized user o
Jan 91 min read
How Market Sentiment Affects Valuation
When investors talk about a stock being over or undervalued, they may be looking at fundementals like earnings, cash flow, or growth. With that being said, stocks don't just move based on the numbers, but how people feel about those numbers. Market sentiment is the collective mood of investors, and a driving force of finance. It has the potential to move valuations far higher than what the fundamentals may say, or pull a company down simple becuase of fear. Understanding mar
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