What Is Beta in Stocks? Formula and Examples
A stock’s beta tells you how sensitive it has been to market moves. Work through five months of returns to see where the number comes from and what it leaves out.
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Dead Cat Bounce: Meaning, Examples and Warning Signs
A dead cat bounce is a short-lived rally after a steep price drop, before the decline carries on. It looks like a recovery, which is why it traps…
IQ Option turns 13: A month of birthday gifts
IQ Option is turning 13, and we are celebrating with a series of special activities throughout November! 🎉
Forex vs Stocks: Key Differences for Traders
Forex is the market for trading one currency against another, while stocks are shares in individual companies. Currencies trade around the clock from Monday to Friday, while a…
Carry Trade Explained: How It Works and When It Fails
A carry trade uses cheaper funding to hold an investment with a higher yield. In a currency carry trade, that usually means borrowing in a currency with a…
Buy the Dip: Meaning, Strategy and When It Fails
Buy the dip means buying an asset after its price falls, expecting it to recover. You get a lower entry price than someone who bought before the decline.…