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| | 7 Signs of a Shareholder Friendly Management
Shareholder friendly management is a term used by investors to describe a management team that puts the needs of stockholders ahead of executives, often leading to a better chance of good long-term returns.
| Spin-Offs vs. Sale of Subsidiaries
Are tax-free spin-offs better for your portfolio that the sale of a subsidiary or subsidiaries for cash? What are the tax effects of spin-offs? These questions matter because companies often reorganize and you will more than likely experience a spin-off at some point in your lifetime.
| Buying Stocks on Margin 101
Buying stocks on margin is a double-edged sword because it lets you leverage your returns but if you are wrong, you can go bankrupt. Here is an overview of what margin debt is, and how it works, for new investors.
| What Is a Derivative?
You hear the term derivative thrown around a lot in the financial markets, but you might not know what it means. Here is an overview so you aren't lost the next time you encounter it on the news or in conversation.
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