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When it comes to investing in America, race plays a role. However, it’s not what you may initially think it’s about. In the US, it comes down to age versus wage. White investors tend to start investing at a certain age (around 35), whereas Black investors start to invest when they earn a certain amount of money. There's a lot more to learn about who owns stock in America, though.

When you hear the word “debt,” it probably feels like a heavy word. It’s something you want to avoid, right. You immediately start thinking of credit card bills, high interest rates, and student loan debt (especially if you’re a minority or millennial).

With the stock market fluctuating on a day to day basis, it can be difficult to figure out what stocks are worth investing in. Not only do you need to know about them before they go up and when they're down, but you also have to know which ones are going to outperform the others. 

Learning how to invest is one thing, right? Then, while you’re learning, someone pulls out stock charts and you feel like you’re back to square one. If you never learned about analyzing stock charts (just like the rest of us who didn’t learn yet somehow learned Hot Cross Buns on the recorder), don’t worry. 

Position sizing is an important concept to understand when trading with a long-term goal. However, the mere term “position sizing” can sound overwhelming and complicated. It’s why we likely get so many questions regarding advice on determining the correct position size for beginners. 

Not sure what the differences between momentum investing vs. value investing are? They are two different styles of investing that look to achieve different investing goals based on looking at different metrics. 

Stock trading has many ins and outs that include lots of weird technical terms. One look at a traditional investing website is enough to scare off from investing immediately simply due to how overwhelming all of the terms are.

What's the best way to start investing? Investing is a lot like playing chess. You must think and then you move. Alright, we admit we took that quote from the Wu-Tang’s seminal hit song Chess Boxing, but it still holds true. For those who truly want to learn how to invest or start investing, follow this beginner's guide.

Ever wondered what a stop-limit order is? What does it do? Why would you want to use one, and when should you avoid them altogether? You’re not alone. It’s a super common question because, quite honestly, just the phrase “stop-limit” sounds too confusing to start with.

While most people who are attracted to the idea of earning a passive income do so in the form of affiliate marketing, course creation, or ads, investing in dividend stocks is actually a pretty easy way to earn income passively (if you know how to do it right).