Ever notice that loss porn all looks the same? This post goes into why inexperienced investors tend to follow the same pattern and end up blowing up their portfolios in the same way.

One of the ignored aspects of exponential growth is that it mathematically creates inequality. Understanding this can help investors make peace with doing the best for themselves without accumulating the resentment that can result in YOLO all-in bets.

The Efficient Market Hypothesis (EMH) is an investment theory that states that financial markets reflect all available information. This suggests that it is not possible to consistently achieve returns above the market average by using publicly available information...

When first introduced to dividends, new investors tend to hold a naive believe that dividends are “free money”...

Most people would say that Market Cap and Price are the same if not very similar. After all, market cap is defined as the price times the numbers of shares. They technically represent the same information, just scaled up or down. However, what most people refer to as market cap is actually the Mark to Market valuation.

Visualizing the difference between gross profit, operating profit, and net profit.

While many believe that banks lend out customer deposits. Modern banks actually create money out of thin air! This article goes into depth on how this works.

Very few people nowadays deal directly with cash. Like most people, you probably use Apple Pay, Venmo, Debit, Credit, and ACH bank transfers to settle most of your transactions. However you might be surprised to know we’ve already just described or alluded to 4 different types of money!

Did you know, if you don't size your bets correctly you can lose money even on a positive expected outcome game! Learn how to avoid this through an intuitive interactive game that teaches the Kelly Criterion and Gambler's Ruin.

Theory A is inspired by the strategies and methods laid out in the national bestseller What Works on Wall Street by James O'Shaughnessy. By visualizing a series of value factors and grouping them by decile, we allow investors to intuitvely understand the value of a stock.