Investing Series Guide
Investing in index funds: The Russell indices of small and medium-sized companies in the US equity market
It is worth looking at the major indexes of small American stocks because they provide a different economic exposure to...
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Investing in indices: The main indices of bond markets by issuer type and credit rating
In a previous post we saw the main benchmarks of bonds in global or geographical terms. However, there are several...
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We must live with the equity market corrections of between 10% and 20%
To succeed in investments, we have to live with the usual and frequent corrections of up to 10% and 20%...
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Investing in Cryptocurrencies Series: Part 2 Series – A brief history
To understand cryptocurrencies begins by knowing a little of the history and role of money How do cryptocurrencies appear and...
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Investor biases: Recency or Short Memory
What is the recency or short memory bias? How the recency or short memory bias manifests in investments? How to...
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The charts that help us define our investor profile
There are a set of key words for a good financial plan: Investor profile, asset allocation, returns, risk, diversification, term,...
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ESG Investing Series: Part 3 – How does it apply in practice?
What are the main themes and aspects of ESG? How does it apply or what strategies are adopted by investors...
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Investing in Cryptocurrencies Series Part I: Overview
Definition, history, major cryptocurrencies, uses and functions, users, international recognition, growth, central bank digital currencies, blockchain technology, advantages, risks, returns,...
Read moreInvesting in index funds: The Nasdaq 100, the benchmark technology index
The Nasdaq 100 is one of the three most relevant indices in the US stock market, a benchmark of the...
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Investing in index funds: The DJIA 30, the main historical index in the US
The DJIA 30 or Dow Jones Industrial Average 30 is the oldest and most traditional index in the US stock...
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