What Is Position Sizing? Position sizing refers to the number of units invested in a particular security by an investor or trader. An investor’s account size and risk tolerance should be taken into account when determining appropriate position sizing. Understanding Position Sizing Position sizing refers to the size of a position within a particular portfolio,…
More funds for small businesses loan program expected soon Fed report says companies vulnerable to coronavirus shocks Small businesses provide 47.3% of private employment During yesterday’s Task Force briefing, President Trump said loans worth $70 billion of the $350 billion coronavirus small business loan program have been processed. He will also ask Congress for an…
What Is a Syndicate? A syndicate is a temporary alliance of businesses that joins together to manage a large transaction, which would be difficult, or impossible, to effect individually. Syndication makes it easy for companies to pool their resources and share risks, as when a group of investment banks works together to bring a new…
Several career paths are available to individuals seeking to become an investment professional. The traditional way to become licensed to trade or invest in securities (like stocks and bonds) is to pursue a test known as the Series 7. Administered by the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA), the Series 7 is considered one of the…
Experience Mitch Strohm is a freelance writer and digital marketing consultant. He’s been covering the personal finance and credit card industry for more than 12 years. Previously, Mitch managed a number of niche personal finance focused sites, where he oversaw a team of experts to develop credit card, loan, and savings content. He has also…
Macy’s, Inc. (M) was America’s premier mall anchor, but the malls and their stores are currently empty. The stock traded below $5 per share and is now rebounding from oversold territory on its weekly chart. The fundamentals say that Macy’s stock is “too cheap to ignore,” but can you trust the numbers? The company has…
Summary Kate has worked as a full-time writer since 2009 contributing to publications such as Atlanta Magazine, AJC.com, Credit Sesame, Better Homes & Garden, National Geographic, and a variety of private clients. After selling a chain of convenience stores, Kate owned a professional pet sitting business as well as a real estate investment company. With…
The coronavirus pandemic has put many of the world’s largest technology companies into the spotlight due to surge in demand for services as many workflows shift online. While sharp sell-offs across many asset classes has investors concerned about a trend reversal, active traders who utilize trend trading techniques are turning to long-term charts for a…
What Is Funds From Operations (FFO) to Total Debt Ratio? The funds from operations (FFO) to total debt ratio is a leverage ratio that a credit rating agency or an investor can use to evaluate a company’s financial risk. The ratio is a metric comparing earnings from net operating income plus depreciation, amortization, deferred income…