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Ex-Dividend is a classification on a stock that indicates the dividend payable is to the seller of the stock, not the buyer. If a stock is sold on the ex-date or after, the seller will receive the dividend payment.
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If the price of a good increases, the supply of that good will increase, and this is known as the Law of Supply
The Three Falling Peaks pattern forms when three minor Highs arrange along a downward-sloping trend line
Market efficiency describes the degree to which relevant information is integrated into the price of a security
The latest housing bubble burst in 2005, a few years prior to the stock market meltdown. Some housing prices fell 30-80%
A Bank Statement is a report issued to an account holder, which contains the account balance and the transaction history
A debt settlement company is a company who specializes in helping people with overwhelming debt settle with their creditors
Keogh plans are any type of qualified plan at a sole proprietorship or partnership
Residual income is a stream of income that persists from one work project or investment
Volume is a count of trades in a security or market, or their derivative instruments, in a given period of time and...
The median household income in the United States is $52,029. In California, the average was at $61,017