Transportation as a Service or TaaS refers to on-demand rides and vehicle sharing without the hassles of car ownership. It also involves e-commerce and online delivery. In this article, we will discuss the various aspects of TaaS and discuss its …
A stock market crash is a sudden drop in stock prices affecting a significant cross-section of stock sectors and a significant portion of society. Crashes are triggered by panic selling and weakening underlying economic conditions. Here is a chronicle of …
Stock markets are a driving force behind a nation’s capital formation. They are also a barometer of its economic strength. The evolution of stock markets has been an eventful journey from a physical marketplace to one featuring sophisticated algorithmic trading. …
Stock markets are an integral part of a capitalist economy. The following are the most important historical and current Stock market statistics for those researching the markets or industry. Key Statistics $95 trillion was the total market capitalization of the …
Stocks are an asset that gives you a share of ownership of the company when purchased. Options are contracts that offer a trader the right but not an obligation to buy or sell the underlying assets. Equity Companies raise capital …
Stock market circuit breakers, also known as trading curbs, are temporary measures that automatically halt trading when dramatic stock market declines occur. Circuit breaker levels halt trading when the S&P 500 index drops 7%, 13%, and 20% from the previous …
A stock split is a decision by the company’s board of directors to increase a company’s number of shares, causing a decrease in the stock price and making shares more affordable. A stock split does not change a company’s value …
Stocks have outperformed t-bills, t-bonds, and gold over the 5, 10, 30, 40, and 50 years ending 2018. Due to the great recession, stocks only underperformed gold in the prior 20-year period. Period Ending 2018 Stocks Gold T-Bonds T-Bills 5 …
