An indicator to buy or sell a security based on analysis.
A systematic approach to buying and selling in the securities markets
A Transfer Agent facilitates financial security transactions and maintains investor records with wit and diligence!
A Treasury Bill (T-Bill) is a short-term U.S. government debt obligation backed by the Treasury Department, helping investors save money faster and sleep peacefully!
Treasury Bonds are long-term government securities that pay periodic interest and return the principal at maturity.
TIPS: Your hedge against inflation and friend at the dinner table!
A humorous look at the world of Treasury notes - where interest rates are fixed and the maturity is anything but!
A performance metric that measures excess return per unit of risk.
A Trust Company is a legal entity that serves as a fiduciary for individuals or businesses.
Discover the wonders of TAMPs and let your investment worries fade away!
A fully renovated home or apartment building that minimizes investor effort.
The turnover ratio is a measure of how frequently assets within a fund are bought and sold.
Understanding the various types of brokerage accounts available to investors.
Understanding U.S. Savings Bonds: A Simple Investment with a Smile
A global initiative fostering environmental, social, and corporate governance (ESG) factors in investment strategies.
Understanding the quirks of unconventional cash flows in the world of finance.
A humorous look at the 'exotic' world of currency swaps and interest rates!
Explaining the Underinvestment Problem in Finance with a dash of humor.
Exploring the concept of underlying debt and its significance in municipal bonds.
A humorous dive into the world of financial research reports.
A term denoting when an offering of securities has demand less than its available supply, signaling potential marketing or pricing issues.
A group of investment banks and broker-dealers that jointly underwrite a large securities issue to share the risks and rewards.
Understanding Underwriting Agreements in the Financial World
The difference between the amount that underwriters pay for securities and the proceeds from their sale.
