Insider Trading What are insider trades? Insider trades are stock market transactions by insiders of a company. This includes, for example, the management of a company. As these persons have insights into their own company that are denied to others, these transactions must be reported and thus made public within a very short period of time after the transaction has…
INVESTING.COM Introduction New articles will be added to this section on a regular basis. Please note that although many of the offers presented are free of charge, there are also paid versions of many of them, which of course offer considerably more functions. We will limit ourselves to the free versions, but you are of course free to subscribe to…
Reuters, bloomberg and wall street journal Introduction New articles will be added to this section on a regular basis. Please note that although many of the offers presented are free of charge, there are also paid versions of many of them, which of course offer considerably more functions. We will limit ourselves to the free versions, but you are of…
BARCHART Key facts Details One of my favorite sites is barchart.com, partly because of the wealth of information it provides. Even the free version offers a lot of information that you have to pay for elsewhere. Of course, there is also an app (Android/iOS), which may not seem quite as modern, but is also very detailed. When you visit the…
Stockrover Introduction Another very informative web service is Stock Rover. As always, you should register with an e-mail address, which will inevitably result in certain e-mails from Stock Rover-affiliated sites, but it’s a small price to pay. You can sign up again and again. Of course there are also premium plans, more on that below. Here are the different plans…
tipranks Introduction My website offers you a lot of information that you won’t find anywhere else in this form. But if you are looking for current stock market prices with detailed charts etc., then there are plenty of sites on the Internet for this, I don’t have to do that too. In the web tips section, we want to introduce…
How to day trade for a living Introduction This book deals with a special part of share trading, namely day trading. This involves buying and selling shares at a profit on the same day, sometimes within minutes. Author Andrew Aziz has probably published the best book on the subject. At a good 200 pages, the length is bearable and with…
How to day trade Introduction Like the book by Andrew Aziz, this book also deals with day trading, but is of course also interesting for every trader/investor. At just over 100 pages, it is an entertaining read with valuable tips. A good read for in between. But don’t forget that day trading is not for everyone and shouldn’t be done…
do’s and dont’s Introduction This section deals with general investment tips (do’s) and common mistakes (don’ts) made by traders and investors that should be avoided at all costs. It is constantly being expanded, newer contributions are marked accordingly. Check back again and again! Selling too early Shares that are doing well are often sold too early. This misses the opportunity…
defense stocks (2/2) Introduction (Part 2) In the first part, I introduced you to the Big 5 American defense stocks. Now I will look at some other, smaller players in this market that you probably don’t know, but which are nevertheless exciting, also from an investor’s point of view. Transdigm (Ticker: TDG) A company with an approximate market value of…
defense stocks (1/2) Introduction Defense stocks are stocks that have to do with the military, armies, weapons, war and ministries of defense. They are therefore not defensive stocks, which denote stable companies (such as Unilever, Procter & Gamble or Coca-Cola). Shares in such companies are certainly not suitable for everyone, e.g. there may be fundamental reasons not to invest in…
preferred shares Introduction Preferred shares, also known as preferred stocks, are issued by some companies in addition to ordinary shares. Ordinary shares are known as common shares / ordinary shares (or stocks). I would like to briefly introduce you to the most important characteristics and warn you of pitfalls, as the term preferred stock may lead some investors to be…
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