This reading list is in no particular order of importance, although Peter Lynch's and Robert Kiyosaki's books are amongst the most...

The "S-curve" is a growth-investing phenomenon where a company's sales and profits grow rapidly. Usually, more rapidly than anyone could...

Inflation refers to the amount (expressed in percentage terms) by which goods and services in an economy tend to increase year over year....

In "The Structure of Scientific Revolutions", published in 1962, Thomas Kuhn argued that progress does not follow a linear trend but...

From the greatest investors of our time, it is good to remind yourself of some of their takeaways from navigating the stock markets over...

ETFs may possibly be the best investment invention of the last 100 years as it allows people to invest in a basket of companies that...

Over time you will likely find out what type of investor you are. Whether you are comfortable taking risks; are tolerant to market...

Markets are perceived as inherently risky because they tend to crash. There is always something going on to destabilise the markets. And...

Not long ago it was common practice to call your stockbroker for his clairvoyance on markets and company performances. The truth is,...

People often refer to stocks as cheap or expensive. A common misconception is that this refers to a company's quoted price on the stock...