Apricot Academy
Part 20: Bond Yield
Simply put, yield represents the income generated by an investment over a specific period, expressed as a percentage of the investment's current market price or, in some cases, its face value. It essentially tells you how much income you're receiving relative to what you paid for the investment. Bond Yield (Current Yield) measures the annual coupon payment (interest payment) of a bond as a percentage of the bond's current market price.
Part 19: Portfolio Rebalancing
Portfolio rebalancing is the process of adjusting the weights of assets in your investment portfolio to maintain your desired allocation and manage the risk. Imagine your portfolio as a garden, with trees representing different assets (like stocks, bonds, and ETFs).
Part 18: Earnings Reports and Earnings Calls
In this post, we’ll explore two key concepts for understanding a company’s financial performance: earnings reports and earnings calls. These are essential tools for investors looking to make informed decisions about stocks.
Part 17: Indices (S&P 500, Nasdaq 100, FTSE 100 and others)
Welcome back to The Apricot Investor's Glossary! In this post, we'll explore indices – an important concept for understanding and navigating the stock market.
Part 16: Market Capitalization
In this blog post, we'll learn about a key metric used to understand the size and value of companies in the stock market: market capitalization.
Part 15: Investment Horizon
Today, we'll explore a crucial concept that applies to all investments: your investment horizon.
Part 14: Coupon
Did you know that bonds can provide you with a regular income stream? Today, we'll delve into this key feature of bonds: coupons.
Part 13: Dividends
We often talk about growing your wealth through investments. But what does that "growth" actually look like? Today, we'll delve into one of the most tangible ways your investments can reward you: dividends.
Part 12: Securities
In this 12th part of The Apricot Investor's Glossary, we'll shine a light on a fundamental building block of the financial markets: securities.
Part 11: Margin Trading
Welcome back to The Apricot Investor's Glossary series! Today, we'll delve into a slightly more advanced concept – margin trading.
