Why Are NFTs Bad for the Environment?
The biggest way that NFTs impact the environment is through the amount of energy that they consume. Learn more in our article.
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Multiple Linear Regression – Use in Trading
What Is Multiple Linear Regression? Multiple linear regression is a statistical technique used to predict the value of a dependent variable.
Can Shiba Inu (SHIB) Reach 1 Cent? ($0.01)
We analyze the Shiba Inu coin (SHIB), a cryptocurrency created in the wake of the succesful Dogecoin (DOGE).
Ponzi Scheme vs. Pyramid Scheme
We look at the difference between a Ponzi scheme and pyramid scheme, the warning signs of each, and examples of such schemes.
37+ Best Financial, Operating, Investing, and Business Metrics
Learn How to Determine the Quality of a Company with Financial, Operating, Investing, and Business Metrics.
Labor Productivity and Total Factor Productivity – Why They’re Important for Markets
Over the long run, an economy boils down to productivity. This will in turn affect the value of stocks and other assets. Learn more here.
What Are the Long-Term Returns of Asset Classes?
The long-term returns of different asset classes vary, but over time, exchange-traded stocks have outperformed bonds and cash.
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Centralized Market – How They Operate [Centralized vs. Decentralized]
A centralized market is a type of financial market structure where all orders routed to a central exchange rather than a variety of competing markets. This
Cash Flow as it Relates to Merger and LBO Valuation
The "quick and dirty" model used in this article is not enough for a genuine leveraged buyout, but it helps highlights the general form.
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Modern Portfolio Theory [Assumptions, Diversification, Advantages, Limitations]
First developed by Harry Markowitz in the early 1950s, Modern Portfolio Theory (MPT) became extremely influential among portfolio managers.