Debt isn't always a bad thing. In fact, investors and entrepreneurs can use it as a strategic tool to boost their profits. Here, learn what financial leverage is and how to calculate it.

When it comes to risk in investing, the question isn't "if" — it's "how much." Discover here what risk tolerance is and how it shapes your investment strategy and portfolio.

Stocks are broadly divided into two categories: growth vs. value stocks. Discover the differences, how inflation and interest rates impact them, and how to choose between value and growth investing.

Next-gen options like ETFs and fractional shares are revolutionizing investing and making financial markets more accessible, especially to young investors. Veteran investor Brendan Walsh explains how.

Some investments need time to grow, but others move fast — just like day trading. This article breaks down the basics and the popular strategies, and covers what not to do when you’re day trading.

Trend analysis helps you spot patterns and predict future market movements. Learn essential techniques, tools, and applications to make informed decisions in business and investing.

A fund of funds (FOF) sounds more complex than it is. Learn more here about what an FOF is, what types there are, and key questions to ask yourself before investing.

In trading, scalping is all about speed and precision. Here, learn about the scalp trading strategies and tools scalpers use to try to turn small price moves into big wins.

Position trading is a long-term strategy that allows you to hold assets and benefit from major market trends without daily pressure or volatility. Is this the strategy you've been looking for?

ETFs vs index funds: What’s the better investment? Learn the differences and similarities between them before deciding which one gets a spot in your investment portfolio.

More than just a niche, feel-good trend, ESG investing is an opportunity to align your financial goals to your sustainability values. Understand what this investment strategy is and how to start!

Spoiler: The stock market isn’t just one place, and when you buy a company’s stock, you’re not buying it from them directly. Surprised? Read more here about stock markets and how they work.