Investing Series Guide
Investing in Secular Stocks Series: P1 – Overview
We argue that the common investor should have an investment portfolio mostly made up of indexed funds, but that it...
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ESG Investing Series: Part 7 – The history of corporate governance is full of scandals that still persist today
The history of corporate governance regulation has been guided by some of the major business scandals of the past 40...
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ESG Investing Series: P4 – How investors view sustainable investment
Some business scandals and a growing awareness of the effects of climate change have piqued investors' interest in sustainable investment...
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ESG Investing Series: Part 7 – The Letter G of Governance – Overview
Governance, comprising corporate governance, ethics and corporate culture, is the dominant concern of sustainable investment in ESG The aspects that...
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The equities bear markets: Part 2 – Crisis patterns
Patterns of negative stock market cycles: major financial crises are linked to economic downturns and overvaluation of markets, while others...
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The equities bear markets: Part 1 – What are bear markets?
What is a negative stock market cycle or a bear market? Putting the stock market cycles in perspective: the positive...
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Investing in Cryptocurrencies Series: Part 3 – The main Cryptocurrencies
Of the 4,000 existing cryptocurrencies, we will address the top 10 in terms of market share and the attractiveness and...
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ESG Investing Series: The letter E of Environment Part 5 – The problem of global warming and climate change
The Environment is the 2nd most important factor in sustainable investment decisions by institutional investors The aspects that focus investors'...
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How to evaluate stocks? Part 1: The factors that influence stock prices
Stock prices and EPS, EY, DY, PER, PEG and PE CAPE Shiller As stocks are shares of the capital of...
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How to evaluate bonds? Part 1: The factors that influence bond prices
Bond prices, interest rates, inflation and credit rating Since bonds are loans made by holders to issuers, entitling to payments...
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