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What Is an Index Fund?

An index fund holds a unique place in the market as a "basket” that contains most or all of the securities in a specified index.

What Is a SPAC?

A SPAC is a special purpose acquisition company formed to raise money through an IPO to buy another company.

What Is Portfolio Diversification?

Portfolio diversification is important because it helps you balance risk and reward in your portfolio.

What Is a Family Office?

In finance, a family office is a privately held wealth-management firm that provides specialized services to a family or families.

What Is a Bond?

A bond is a fixed-income securities between lenders and issuers. Here's what you need to know about bonds.

What Is the Federal Reserve?

The Fed is the central bank of the US. It ensures economic stability and conducts national monetary policy. Learn why this matters for you and your investments.

What Are Cannabis Stocks?

The legal cannabis market is expected to be worth over $73 billion by 2027, providing plenty of opportunities for investors to get in on the ground floor.

What Are the Different Investing Options?

Depending on your goals and comfort zone, there are a few routes you can take to get started investing.

What is the S&P 500?

The S&P 500 is a market cap-weighted index of 500 of the largest publicly traded companies in the U.S. Learn all the basics & how to use it to grow your portfolio.

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What Is a Meme Stock?

A meme stock is a stock that can fit almost any other classification: growth, value, industrial, small-cap, large-cap, or anything in between. These are stocks that spike in price and volume rapidly with little regard to the underlying firm’s fundamentals or v

What Is Factor Investing?

Factor investing is an investment approach that selects securities based on factors historically linked with high returns and lowered risk.

What Is a Dividend ETF?

Dividend ETFs focus on bringing in income through dividend returns. These passively managed funds usually have low expense ratios while providing higher dividend payments than other types of ETFs.

What is Market Capitalization?

What is Market Cap? Market capitalization measures a company’s worth by looking at the total value of its outstanding shares. Learn how it affects your stocks here.

What Is a Brokerage Account?

What is a brokerage account? Learn how brokerage accounts help everyday investors access the investment market and what it means for you.

What Is a Recession?

Recessions are destructive in that they typically create widespread unemployment, which is why so many are typically impacted when they occur. As the unemployment rate rises, consumer purchases fall off even more. Businesses can go bankrupt.

What Is a Dividend Stock

What is Inflation?

Inflation decreases the value of a dollar (or other currency), and as inflation rises, your money can buy less and less.

What Is Market Manipulation?

Can the stock market be manipulated? If so, is it legal? The answers to these questions, and more, can be found in this explainer.

What Is the Dow?

Do you want to know more about the Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA)? We teach you what you need to know to better understand this stock market index.

What Is a Fiduciary?

Wondering what a fiduciary is and how to choose the right one? We have the tips you need to hear. Read this article to understand who is a fiduciary.

What Are Semiconductors?

In the scientific world, semiconductors are materials that conduct current – partly (hence the name). They play a major role in tech for investors.

How to Minimize Fees and Commissions for Investing

Investing fees can add up before you know it. Here's how to keep an eye out and minimize fees and commissions.

What Is Short Selling?

Shorting stocks isn’t an investment strategy for everyone. But, if you know what you're doing, it can be profitable, despite its many risks.

What Are the Different Approaches to Investing?

Depending on factors like your risk tolerance and investment goals, there are different types of investors.