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  • Jun, Thu, 2025
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Peter Lynch PEG idea:

The PEG ratio (Price/Earnings-to-Growth) is a valuation measure championed by Peter Lynch to determine if a stock is reasonably priced by measuring its P/E ratio against its estimated earnings growth…

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  • Jun, Thu, 2025
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90% rule in trading:

The Rule of 90 is a grim statistic that serves as a sobering reminder of the difficulty of trading. According to this rule, 90% of novice traders will experience significant…

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  • Jun, Thu, 2025
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The Hemline Index:

It is an economic principle that posits a correlation between the length of women’s skirts and economic health. The fundamental idea is that in times of economic boom, skirts are…

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  • Jun, Thu, 2025
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Alpha Beta check for Stocks:

Alpha and beta are utilized in finance to analyze investment performance and risk. Alpha is a measure of an investment’s excess return over a benchmark, which reflects its capacity to…

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  • Jun, Thu, 2025
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Early Mover Advantage:

Early mover advantage, or first-mover advantage, is a competitive advantage that comes to a company when it becomes the first to penetrate a new market or launch a new product…

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  • Jun, Mon, 2025
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Money Illusion effect:

Money illusion, as used in economics, means the act of people paying attention to the nominal value of money (its face value) and not to its real value, adjusted for…

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  • Jun, Mon, 2025
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Golden Crossover:

A “golden crossover” is a technical analysis buy signal that, in finance markets, happens when a short-term moving average crosses over a long-term moving average. The most frequent example is…

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  • May, Sat, 2025
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Wealth effect:

The wealth effect describes the tendency for people to spend more when they perceive their wealth increasing, and less when they perceive it decreasing. This perception of increased wealth is…

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