Stocks. Bonds. Futures. Commodities. Whatever you’re eager to invest in, you must be asking yourself – how will you manage these financial assets without getting overwhelmed? The answer can be as simple as hiring a financial advisor to help you out. But, if you want to go the DIY …
Investing Articles and Interviews (tag)
4 Ways to Secure Your Precious Metal Investments
Your financial decisions in life can make or break your preparation for the future. It's understandable why people naturally go for investments that entail lower risks due to many factors that can be a game-changer instantly. Whether you invest in volatile trades or markets, the risks you incur …
Everything You Need to Know about Financial Advisors
Financial advisors develop individualized financial plans, give education and guidance, and describe ways to assist clients in achieving their financial goals. For help in these areas, you should work with one. No two financial counselors are the same, just as no two individuals are alike. To …
Investing During Wartime: Should You Switch Up Your Approach?
The recent events in Ukraine have shocked the developed and emerging world alike. Russia’s aggressive, and hostile actions have yielded widespread condemnation and threats of repercussions for Russia, the world’s 11th largest economy. Outside Ukrainian borders, the private lives of many have been …
The Most Important Stock Trading Terms Everyone Should Know
If you are new to the stock market, or if you are just looking to brush up on your knowledge, you’re in the right place. We will provide a glossary of financial trading terms everyone should know. It includes both beginner and experienced traders. By understanding these terms, you can make more …
Holding Companies in the Netherlands
Dutch holding company, or a BV, is a business with the plan to hold stocks of different corporations. However, the goal of a Dutch BV is to end up controlling or absorbing these corporations by acquiring enough of their shares. This allows the Dutch BV to have influence or sometimes even full …
