A fiat currency is a type of money that has no intrinsic value and can’t be exchanged for any physical commodity or good. A fiat currency is usually created inside a national economy and is legal tender for the buying and selling of goods and as payment for all debts both public and private inside […]
What is a Fiat Currency? Read More »
One big question so many people currently have that are knowledgeable about economics and investing is “What the hell is going on with the stock market?” As the pandemic expanded around the world in late February and early March economies of entire countries and then U.S. states started to shut down and quarantine their citizens
What the Hell is Going On? Read More »
The efficient market hypothesis or ‘EMH’ for short is the theory in economics that believes all known information is already reflected in current stock prices. The followers of this hypothesis believe that due to this fact it is not possible to beat buy and hold investing over the long term in returns or even in
The Efficient Market Hypothesis Explained Read More »
Money is any accepted unit or verifiable ledger that is used and accepted for transactions of goods and services, payments on debts, or tax collections inside a specific geographic area, nation, or union. Money is defined as anything that functions in two way transactional exchanges, it can be measured in units in an account, deferred
The laws of supply and demand are foundation economic principles that is the primary motivation for producers and consumers in making their decisions. The law of demand says the higher the price of a product the less customers will want of a product or service. Demand is set from the law of diminishing value versus price,
Law Of Supply And Demand Read More »
Creative destruction (Also sometimes known as Schumpeter’s gale), is a concept of economics which is known primarily from Joseph Schumpeter who was an Austrian economist. The theory of creative destruction originally came from the writings of Karl Marx and it became a popular theory for the business cycle of innovation and destruction. Schumpeter said that
What Is Creative Destruction? Read More »
The time value of money is the measurement of the benefit of getting money in the present instead of the same amount at a later time in the future. It is based on the preference of when you receive money on a time line. Time value of money is the reason interest is received. Interest
The Time Value Of Money Formula Read More »
This is a Guest Post by AK of Fallible AK has been an analyst at long/short equity investment firms, global macro funds, and corporate economics departments. He co-founded Macro Ops and is the host of Fallible. In this video we’ll be talking about how the Gerschenkron growth model spells disaster for China and Chinese stocks. Make sure to
How Chinese Stocks Are Being Ruined By Gerschenkron Read More »
This is a Guest Post by AK of Fallible AK has been an analyst at long/short equity investment firms, global macro funds, and corporate economics departments. He co-founded Macro Ops and is the host of Fallible. Robert Shiller is not a fan of classical economics. And neither am I. In this video you’ll learn why! The problem with
Why Economists Are WRONG About The Stock Market Read More »
This is a Guest Post and Infographic by 16best.net.
The American Shopping Addiction Read More »