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Nivine Richie
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On Tulips and Bitcoin: Financial Bubbles Then and Now
The more I hear Bitcoin discussed in everyday conversation as I'm standing in line at the store, the more I am convinced we've gotten ourselves stuck in a crazy time machine and have been plunked down onto the streets of Amsterdam in the 17th...
Nivine Richie
over 4 years ago
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Financial Needs of Small Businesses (2016)
The 2016 Small Business Credit Survey published in 2017 shows: Most firms are optimistic about the future, expressing expectations for 2017 similar to those they held for 2016; a net 61% expect revenues to grow and a net 39% anticipate job growth...
Nivine Richie
over 4 years ago
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The Finance of Star Wars
The Star Wars has been a tremendous success, not unlike franchises such as the James Bond franchise and others. According to the video below by Professor Aswath Damodaran, what makes Star Wars different is the value of add-ons such as toys and collectibles...
Nivine Richie
over 4 years ago
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How Do Investment Banks Make Money?
This video explains how Goldman Sachs made money back in 2010. Several financial issues are raised here: 1. What is the goal of the firm? What is the goal of an investment banking firm like Goldman Sachs? 2. What does it mean for Goldman Sachs to...
Nivine Richie
over 4 years ago
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Crowdfunding v. Traditional Funding
Crowdfunding is a way for startups or new ventures to raise capital from many investors in small amounts. The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has rules in place for crowdfunding, and here is a recent excerpt from an SEC bulletin : Crowdfunding...
Nivine Richie
over 4 years ago
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How and Why To Invest In Commodities
The best assets to add to an investment portfolio are those that increase the portfolio expected return while reducing the total volatility. To find such assets, investors seek those whose returns are not perfectly correlated with the returns of the existing...
Nivine Richie
over 4 years ago
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What's Driving the Dow?
What drives a stock market? Is it strictly gambling sentiment that tosses stock prices around, or is there something more that underlies stock prices? According to this article by Euronext : Simply put, the price of an individual stock is determined...
Nivine Richie
over 4 years ago
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Art Vault
The value of an investment can be determined several different ways: Comparing the investment with similar investments that have recently changed hands Determining what it would cost to replace the item Adding up the costs of all the components...
Nivine Richie
over 4 years ago
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The Value of Human Capital
This infographics shows the value of human capital by explaining how long it takes to earn $1 million by education level. Of course, these numbers are averages. An entrepreneur with a high school diploma can become a multi-millionaire while someone with...
Nivine Richie
over 4 years ago
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Impact of Rising Rates on Financial Markets
We've been in a low interest rate environment for so long that we aren't really sure what to expect when rates do finally start to rise. This infographic shows the historical impact of rising rates on stock and bond markets. For discussion:...
Nivine Richie
over 4 years ago
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Technical and Fundamental Analysis of the Stock Market
Technical analysis is the use of price and volume charts to forecast buy and sell signals in financial markets. The Efficient Market Hypothesis (EMH) says that market prices already reflect all we know about a stock--that is, full information--and therefore...
Nivine Richie
over 4 years ago
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What Makes Markets Tick: The Rules of Adam Smith
This Financial Times video reviews the rules of Adam Smith and what makes markets successful Rule #1. Markets work best when as many people as possible are involved Rule #2. Markets are most efficient when prices are transparent to many participants...
Nivine Richie
over 4 years ago
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Safety in Safety Stocks
When investors seek a safe investment, many think of bonds. Fixed coupons and stable prices are attractive to highly risk averse investors. As an alternatives to bonds, some investors buy so-called "safety" stocks, such as utility stocks and...
Nivine Richie
over 4 years ago
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NPV of a College Degree
College is an investment of time as well as money, and families should consider the return on that investment as they weigh the options. Weighing any investment requires considering the following: 1. What is the initial investment cost? Are there ongoing...
Nivine Richie
over 4 years ago
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Money Worries for Retiring Women
Women face some unique financial planning issues, and the infographic below discusses some of the risks faced by women as they approach retirement. From the New York Times ( 3 Mar 2017 ): Across all age groups, women have considerably less income...
Nivine Richie
over 4 years ago
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Best Money Practices for Millenials
This infographic shows some best practices that millenials can use to improve their money management habits. For discussion : What can you add to the list? source: Nationwide
Nivine Richie
over 4 years ago
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ICO or IPO: What's The Difference?
Start-ups may be able to raise new money using an ICO instead of an IPO. This new fund-raising method has its critics, including the SEC. From The Hill ( 28 Aug 2017 ) The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) on Monday issued a warning about investing...
Nivine Richie
over 4 years ago
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Are We Close to a Cashless Society?
There aren't many transactions today that require cash. You can eat, travel, take a cab or a shared ride, pay your bills, buy a snack, without ever pulling out a single dollar bill. From FastCompany : The U.S. government didn’t issue banknotes...
Nivine Richie
over 4 years ago
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Alternative Financial Services
Banks aren't the only financial institutions that offer financial services. If you want to borrow money, you can use a rent-to-own store or a pawn shop. If you want to cash a check, you can use some store cashiers or a check cashing store. Each...
Nivine Richie
over 4 years ago
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Investing Tips for Everyone
You can start investing now, no matter what your financial condition. The infographic below offers FIVE ideas for low budget investing. These ideas do not always involve investing in stocks or bonds and therefore are easily overlooked when making your...
Nivine Richie
over 4 years ago
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The Wal-Mart Financial Picture
When we determine the value of a share of stock, we need to consider the ability of the firm to generate positive cash flow. Consider Wal-Mart, for example. The stock is currently trading at a price of 86.62 per share and the trend over the last five...
Nivine Richie
over 4 years ago
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What To Consider Before Applying For a Loan
Growing your business requires capital, and entrepreneurs have several choices to finance their businesses. They can use their savings, they can sell assets, and they can borrow money from investors or from a bank. The infographic below identifies a...
Nivine Richie
over 4 years ago
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Investing Long Term Rather than Focusing on Short Term Changes
In this video interview, legendary investor Warren Buffett talks about the principles of investing for the long term rather than watching daily, short-term valuations. He also discusses the impact of negative rates and how these rates distort everything...
Nivine Richie
over 4 years ago
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Invest in What You Know
Billionaire Mark Cuban gives some of the same investment advice we've heard in the past: invest in what you know. He invested in what he knew--technology--and came out a winner. For discussion : What does he add to Peter Lynch's legendary...
Nivine Richie
over 4 years ago
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What is Risk?
In this video, Peter Bernstein explains that risk means "more things can happen than will happen." It doesn't necessarily mean we're in danger, just that we're facing uncertainty. In finance, many people define risk as the probability...
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