For most stocks, the PE ratio isn’t useful. But for industry and market averages, it can help predict future returns. Here’s a look at PE ratios and following 10-year returns.
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One of many CFA terms to learn, the Molodovsky Effect helps explain why we see high or low PE ratios in different business cycles.
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These questions can help you find a better financial advisor. Small steps can help you limit risk and reach your financial goals.
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Arithmetic average is the most common of the three Pythagorean means. That’s followed by geometric and harmonic means.
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The harmonic mean formula is useful with these investing examples. It’s good to know for finance, along with arithmetic and geometric averages.
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Mosaic Theory is a useful concept for investors. I first learned about it when studying for the CFA exams. This can help you avoid illegal insider trading.
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When investing, it’s better to use geometric mean instead of arithmetic. I’ll show you why with the formulas and an example.
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With this example of selling covered calls, you’ll see why I trade options. With this strategy, I limit both the total risk and return.
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After passing levels 1, 2 and 3, I’m better equipped to answer if the CFA is worth it. I also know many others that have passed the exams. And for a short answer, the value you unlock depends on your goals and career path. To help you decide if the CFA designation is worthwhile, I’ll
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