Every Stock Market Term Explained in 13 Minutes
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- Опубликовано: 2 июн 2024
- Every famous stock market/investment term gets explained in 13 minutes!
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-- TIMESTAMPS --
00:00 Stock
00:08 Shareholder
00:11 Stock exchange
00:15 Public company
00:23 Bull Market / Bear Market
00:32 Volatility
00:36 Volume
00:40 Capital
00:49 Liquidity
00:54 Bubble
01:09 IPO
01:16 Dividends
01:22 Blue-chip stocks
01:30 Forex
01:34 Portfolio
01:37 Holdings
01:40 Interests
01:49 Bond
01:55 Security
01:59 Broker
02:09 Going long
02:14 Asset
02:21 Commodity
02:30 Yield
02:33 PE Ratio
02:54 Index
03:09 Futures
03:24 Options
03:45 ETFs
04:00 IRAs
04:11 Liability
04:14 Penny stocks
04:19 Market cap
04:24 Leverage
04:33 Balance Sheet
04:45 Inflation
04:52 Bid
04:56 Ask
04:59 Bid-ask spread
05:06 Black swan
05:11 Dead cat bounce
05:19 Whales
05:28 Unicorns
05:35 To the moon
05:42 Tanking
05:48 Jigged out
05:58 Pump and dump
06:17 Rug pull
06:22 Panic selling
06:42 Shorting
07:07 Short squeeze
07:26 Limit order
07:31 Stop-loss order
07:37 Long squeeze
07:47 Market order
07:59 Good till canceled order
08:06 Day order
08:13 Averaging down
08:24 Fading
08:28 Hedge fund
08:44 Mutual fund
09:05 Control stock
09:19 Holding company
09:36 Index fund
09:44 Day trading
09:55 Swing trading
10:05 Intrinsic value
10:12 Book value
10:27 Price-to-book ratio
10:32 Value investing
10:47 Growth investing
10:59 Earnings per share
11:08 Technical Analysis
11:15 Fundamental Analysis
11:28 Efficient Market Hypothesis
11:36 Supply and demand
11:50 Insider trading
12:02 Ticker symbol
12:08 Compound interest
12:19 Profit margin
12:25 Dollar-cost averaging
12:36 Return on investment
-- SOURCES --
Most of this info has been taken from investopedia.com
-- DISCLAIMER --
Do not use this video as your only source of information. This video is for entertainment/edutainment purposes, and some information could be too oversimplified or incorrect. This channel's goal is to spark your curiosity and let you do your own research on these topics.
I'm not a financial advisor and this is not financial advice.
The market trend can turn around very quickly. In fact, the indexes often switch from a bear market to a bull market when the news is at its worst and the mood of investors is at its lowest point. I read an article of people that grossed profits up to $150k during this crash, what are the best stocks to buy now or put on a watchlist?
In particular, amid inflation, investors should exercise caution when it comes to their exposure and new purchases. It is only feasible to get such high yields during a recession with the guidance of a qualified specialist or reliable counsel.
True, initially I wasn't quite impressed with my gains, opposed to my previous performances, I was doing so badly, figured I needed to diverssify into better assets, I touched base with a portfolio-advisor and that same year, I pulled a net gain of 550k...that's like 7times more than I average on my own.
This aligns perfectly with my desire to organize my finances prior to retirement. Could you provide me with access to your advisor?
Carol Vivian Constable is the licensed fiduciary I use. Just research the name. You’d find necessary details to work with a correspondence to set up an appointment..
She appears to be well-educated and well-read. I ran an online search on her name and came across her website; thank you for sharing.
Thank you for this! Age 60 trying to get my head around all this now that I finally have some money to invest
I’m definitely past my sell by date as regards time in the market but thoroughly enjoying building a small pot probably for my kids and grandchildren
Me too! Im 41 and just starting this journey. I feel so behind.
It is never too late to get started. It really ain’t. If you’re investing you’re doing well compared to the masses. Once you have a base, of course, it’s great to keep learning. But it only gets easier!
With world markets tumbling, inflation soaring, the Fed imposing large interest rate hikes, the treasury yields rising rapidly, markets manipulations, and many other factors makes me wonder if people still make profits from all this investing BS.
Everything you mentioned (in a variety of directions) is always present in the media. With the dollar cost averaging into the S&P 500, nobody has EVER (not once) lost money over a 20 year stretch. Ever. Look back 100 years and pick a starting point. In fact, you always beat inflation as well.
Inside trading: something politicians do consistently.
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I didn't know Martha Stuart was a politician.
@@christiandevey3898 hard hit with a 100% hit chance
@@christiandevey3898The way the US is going, it wouldn’t surprise me if she were to be the first woman president😂😂
Scholars who study the stock market’s historical performance estimate that over time, the payment (and reinvestment, and compounding) of dividends have contributed anywhere from 30% to 90% of the S&P 500’s total returns. I want to spread across $4oo k into profit yielding dividend equities but unsure of which to get into.
There are many other interesting stocks in many industries that you might follow. You don't have to act on every forecast, so I'll suggest that you work with a financial advisor who can help you choose the best times to purchase and sell the shares or ETFs you want to acquire.
True. Having the right financial planner is invaluable. My portfolio is well-matched for every season of the market and recently hit 90% rise from early last year. I and my CFP are working on a 7 figure ballpark goal, though this could take till Q3 2024.
Smart, If i wanted to do the same with my retirement funds too, how do i get started trading?
I've had majority of my holdings in ETFs, tech stocks and I've had 45% increase in my portfolio, especially with Nvidia P/E (price to earnings ratio) adding few others, personally, 'MICHELE KATHERINE SINGH' take good care of my holdings.
This recommendation is coming at the right time because i am literally grasping for straws atm! I verified her online and scheduled a phone call with her.
IPO is Initial Public Offering not Initial Price Offering
That doesn't change anything
I think it changes the word price to public@@loganjewell451
@@loganjewell451Это много чего меняет.Продать могут до публичного размещения и это очень разные понятия на много чего имеющие влияние
@@loganjewell451it changes a lot actually
@@loganjewell451
You don't offer a stock to the price. You offer a stock to the public.
It makes a difference.
As a business student in accounting, I learned more from this video than my college the past year.
Thanks, paint man.
Me too haha
But now you have that student debt.; that sucks.
Time to leave kindergarten and go to a real college
Time to leave kindergarten and go to a real college
@@Entertainment- Did ya leave kindergarten yet?
It'd be cool to have one that covers every aspect of the scientific method, like: postulates, theories, peer reviews etc. and the outcomes like Theorems, Laws
This would be great, the amount of misunderstanding behind the scientific method is astounding. Like people purposefully not understanding what a "scientific theory" means.
That’s a great suggestion
YES YES YES YEEEES
This would be fantastic video!
That would be awesome!
every superpower explained
That's a pretty good idea. There's a *lot* of superpowers though.
That would be fun
@@EEE-1409yes
@@EEE-1409 Might as well save it for a 1 Million Sub special then.
@@EEE-1409 I mean, USA, China, Russia (arguably), and maybe India? Unless we include empires/states that no longer exist?
3:45 ETF stands exchange traded fund. Meaning it can be bought on the open market.
Great video. Im a huge Blcktken300 fan and love your videos on it.
Wasn't Alex Becker a private investor for Project Blcktken300 . It's been killing it lately. Do you think it's still got room to move.
Stocks in the short term look more likely to move downward. I Just inherited $500k which I Look forward to invest. what stocks should I look into as a newbie to safely grow my money?
Thats when you hire someone to manage your money. You need a (CFP) straight up! personally, I would invest in ETF's and also love investing in individual stocks.
I took charge of my portfolio but faced losses in 2022. Realizing the need for a change, I sought advice from a fiduciary advisor. Through restructuring and diversification with dividend stocks, ETFs, Mutual funds, and REITs, my $1.2M portfolio surged, yielding an annualized gain of 28%.Read more
Agreed, my portfolio is well-matched for every market season yielding 85% from early last year to date. I and my advisor are working on a 7 figure ballpark goal, tho this could take extra year. IMO, financial advisors are the most sought-after professionals after doctors.
Do you mind sharing info on the adviser who assisted you?
‘Vivian Carol Gioia One of the finest portfolio managers in the field also widely recognized. Just research the name. You’d find necessary details to work with and set up an appointment.
I guess I am ultra risk lover. Even though I don't hold meme coins, I only hold Blcktken300 and ETH . Fingers crossed
Great video, I love these types of topics! Moreeeeee!!
The best stock market term is surely STONKS
Stonks, the pinnacle of prosperity and profit!
it's not fucking 2018 anymore
@@kolo_5705 Who asked? I still spin fidget spinners every now and then for one.
@@kolo_5705you're from 2018
Shhhhhhhh calm down@@kolo_5705
Glad to see your style of content growing!
love that your mspaint drawings are actually getting better!
You are probably the greatest youtuber on this platform. Keep doing what you love. You are really good at it!
i appreciate this concise knowledge please keep posting💯
a redo on your first video, good stuff keep it up man
Yeeeeeeees, thank you so much! This will certainly help me understamd financial stuff better! :D
Really appreciate your work, it really helps people like me that have a short attention span but who are also very curious and enjoy/value learning
Very nice and interesting info. Thanks for this.
I’m subbing your vids are cool bro keep it up
Preciate it man this was really helpful 🔥💯
0:27 ..”each animals attack style”.. WOW! I posed this question ages ago and never got an answer. Thank you for this video. 🎉
thank you, but can you explain every paint next?
I just got into buying/selling and trading stocks, perfect timing cuz I also just started watching you lol so thanks for this video
I love your content, pls make more
"Cooked books" is a slang term for accounting records that have been illegally or dishonestly altered. It's also an idiom that refers to the fraudulent activities of corporations with regard to their financial statements.
Hey there, I've been trading for about 6 months now because I'm not smart enough to invest long term and pretty much every trade slaps me. Almost impossible for me to catch more than a few points. I'm trying to do top down analysis and MTF analysis but it doesn't work for me. I tell myself, clearly I'm one of the 90% who lose money, so I open a demo account, do my analysis, then take the opposite of what I would normally take (I know, it sounds stupid but I was desperate) and get the same result. I'm starting to despair, any advice for a struggling trader?
Your problem could be that your stop loss is way too close or you're watching your trades too much. Place it and walk away. Or you could just give up, trading isn't for everyone.
Don't let them discourage you, don't give up. Trading takes years to master, even the pros learn everday. Never the less, if you lose money no matter which side you take, maybe you need to look at how you are managing active trades rather than how you are entering them, moving stops to BE may help. My advice, find a mentor . And also, try incorporating the use of oscillators or rsi into your strategy to make your entries better and prevent overtrading. And most importantly move to higher TFs(4h or 1D preferably), you'll thank me later .
You're right, I don't lose money every single trade, but my main problem is trying to let my runners run. Very rarely do I catch big moves . Instead they go a few pips in my direction, then go against me if when I try holding them. Also my entries could use a lot of improvement. A mentor would be amazing, but getting one is easier said than done. If it's not too much, does any come to mind?
I think the most important thing you should know is staying away from the lower TF. Also, it's important to keep an eye on the environment too, ie DXY if it isn't doing too well or is a bit choppy, chances are dollar denominated pairs are in for a ride too. In this case, it's probably better to get in and out of your positions quicker.
Also, I understand how tough it is to find a mentor because most institutional traders do not take retail traders seriously. The best advise is to get a mentor who has a PAMM account so they trade for you while you learn.
Thanks man big fan ❤🙋🏻
Finance dude here: this isn’t every stock market term by a long shot, but it’s super cool and informative and this is a good video
Yes and maybe.
well
the title does explain itself
"Every Stock Market Term Explained in 13 Minutes" is literally every term explained in those minutes.
@@the4spaceconstantstetraqua886you don’t seem to understand English phrasing…
@@X11CHASE do *you?*
thank you for reposting i was watching the video when it got taken down
this channel is very good
Thank you so much!
you are truly GOOD
As a finance youtuber, this video was great and certainly helpful to anyone looking to learn this stuff! You earned my sub
thank you for reposting 😭 i was watching the video when it got taken down
Thank you
thank you.. for reupload
been learning about stocks (forex and crypto also) and how to invest this made it more easier to understand thanks
I just finished a Highschool economics course and this would’ve been helpful for my finals 😂.
Love these videos btw, even ones Like these that cover some stuff I already know are nice refreshers, keep it up!
Perfect 👍🙏🙏
Very, very good video.
i love your channel
Every medium of art explained would be cool
taking econ rn thank you for this
Very, very helpful, BRAVO!!!!
I.P.O. is Initial Public (not Price) Offering!
This was so helpful, thanks man!
I know the illustrations are in paint but the actual icons for each term are nicely made btw : )
thank you very much
Purchasing a stock may seem straightforward, but selecting the correct stock without a proven strategy can be exceedingly challenging. I've been working on expanding my $410K portfolio for a while, and my primary obstacle is the lack of clear entry and exit strategies. Any advice on this matter would be greatly appreciated.
Just buy spy or smth and hold if you're going for long term
S&P 500, especially for a retirement account
thank you for posting so frequently, makes my life less boring
Very pleasing content sir, would you mind doing political ideologies part 3?
I basically knew every single definition. Feels good :)
Wish I had this video when I first started learning stocks, but good video
Forms of government and/or every political ideologies explained, please and thank you.
4:19 cap means capitalization
4:45 increase in *overall* prices
Longest 12min but very comprehensive :)
This one is much more high quality. Still enjoyed when you first uploaded it though
4:36 What is equity? 9:10 and 11:06 What is outstanding?
Now this is what I call content
Here's my explanation of stock options from Plain Bagel's video:
Let's start with futures because they're easier to understand. A future is a contract between two parties to carry out a financial transaction at a certain point in the future (hence the name). For eg. A farmer and a grocer sign a futures contract that one year from now, the farmer will sell 100 kg of wheat to the grocer at 50€/kg. Why would they do this? To reduce uncertainty. It's the same as buying in bulk but in the future instead of right now. It's better for the seller because he no longer has to deal with the uncertainty of whether or not the wheat will be sold and it's also better for the buyer because he can buy the wheat at a cheaper price. Futures are very rigid, in that both parties are obligated to carry out the transaction only at that point in time.
Options are the same as futures with *one key difference* - the grocer is *not obligated* to buy the wheat from the farmer. He has the *option/choice* to carry out the transaction but not the obligation (hence the name). The farmer, however, doesn't have this freedom. If the grocer asks for the wheat, the farmer is obligated to sell it to him at the agreed-upon price. Options, unlike futures, are flexible. Which means that the grocer can ask the farmer for the wheat at any point during the life of the option, not just at the end (this is true for American options. In Europe, the option can only be exercised at the end of its life). And at the end, the grocer can also just not buy the wheat, which is called letting the option expire instead of exercising it.
So now you might be thinking, this sounds like a terrible deal for the farmer. Why would he agree to it? Because the farmer charges a premium for the option, say 20€ (unlike futures, which don't have premiums). Basically, the price of wheat may increase or decrease in a year. Instead of dealing with that risk, the farmer decided to have cash right now and get paid a small amount upfront (the option premium must be paid immediately). I guess he was a fan of the "A bird in hand is worth two in the bush" philosophy.
Options can be of two types: call and put. The easiest way to distinguish them is to look at who has the obligation. In our example, the farmer had the *obligation to sell* , which is a call option i.e. the farmer sold the grocer a call option. Now think of the reverse. Let's say that the grocer had instead given the farmer the option to sell the wheat. Now, the farmer is no longer obligated to sell, but the grocer is *obligated to buy* . This is a put option i.e. the grocer sold the farmer a put option (and charged him a premium for it too).
Unlike traditional transactions which take place immediately, options and futures take place later. Which means you don't need to have the underlying asset right now. Which brings us to covered/uncovered options. In our example, the farmer sold the grocer a call option for 100 kg of wheat. If he already has the wheat, it's a covered call i.e. the call is covered and the farmer has the ability to fulfil his obligation to sell. If instead he doesn't have the wheat yet, it's called a naked/uncovered call and should the grocer exercise the option, the farmer now has to buy wheat from someone else and then sell it to the grocer. As you can imagine, this is an extremely dangerous situation. This is why options aren't recommended for beginners. Conversely, a put option is an obligation to buy. So, if you have the money to do so already, it's called a cash-secured put. If you don't, it's called a naked/unsecured put.
As you might have realized, options can be created for any underlying instrument (commodities, stocks, bonds). Hell, you could even create options on existing options. What we're interested in right now are stock options i.e. the option to buy/sell shares in the future. In the stock market, an option contract always refers to 100 of the underlying asset. So if you want to sell 1 SPY option, you need to be able to provide 100 SPY shares ($49,500 as of Feb 2024). Again, this is why selling options is so dangerous. It's possible to burn your entire account on a single trade, no matter how much money you have.
I like to think of it like this: options are highly leveraged instruments and depending on who's providing the leverage, the game is completely different. If you *buy* options, you *receive* leverage, and it's not too bad. However, if you *sell* options, you *provide* leverage. You're basically acting like a bank and banks need to have a lot of money. That's a really dangerous position to be in. Keep that in mind. *Selling options is a completely different world from buying options*
Hope this helps :)
Great video. if you’re an average joe, i think it’s best to just put your money in mutual funds and buy low/sell high no matter what. don’t overcomplicate it
This video will help me become a bell-ionaire through the Stalk market. I'm coming for you, Nook.
Fantastic video!
can you plz do a video explaining every commercial term related to the subject of commerce?
I think an "Every Marketing/Advertising Term Explained" video would be great.
yay its back
You should do one on every subject for the Bar Exam
I have a knack for finding small RUclipsrs. The real OG’s know that this was his original first video.
I’ve watched this video so many times and it took me up until April 6 to understand what shorting and a short squeeze was.
OK April 8 and I now FULLY understand what shorting/short squeeze/long squeeze means!🤩
Finally! It has returned!
bro please made a video on concepts that are used in forex market .
You should do every warhammer 40k faction explained
But there's like 2 of them
Space Marines - soldier-monks with biological augmentation
Imperial Guard - average soldiers that focus on mass-produced equipment
Sisters of Battle - soldier-nuns that serve the Ecclesiarchy
Adeptus Mechanicus - battle forces of the Machine Cult
Holy Inquisition - imperial Agents that cleanse the Imperium from chaos and alien influcence
Adeptus Custodes - personal army of the Emperor, stronger individually, but also more expensive
Leagues of Votann - cloned Army of human colonies under protection of an AI
Navis Imperialis - main imperial navy that fights in Space
Chaos Space Marines - space Marines that betrayed the Imperium in the name of Chaos
Lost and the Damned - army made of chaos-aligned heretics and renegades
Daemons of Chaos - wide collection of hostile warp entities
Orks - Green, brutish aliens that live only for war
Craftworld Eldars - alien army made of psychic species that rely on speed, precision and deception
Dark Eldars - depraved Eldar pirates that hunt for capitives in order to torture them
Harlequins - troupes of Eldar artists that do tasks for their patron god Cegorach
Ynnari - Mix of Craftworld, Dark and Harlequin Eldars that serve the god of death Ynnead. GW doesn't care about them
Necrons - ancient alien robots that want to reclaim all their previous lands in the galaxy
Tau Empire - mix of various alien species fighting under the Greater Good
Tyranids - interstellar swarm that attack habitable worlds in order to consume them
Genestealer Cults - Tyranid agents that infest worlds to prepare them for consumption
no one cares
How about something useful instead?
Bro explains it better in 8 minutes then my Econ teacher in a semester
ipo is initial PUBLIC offering
would be cool if you did all the complexes: ex, inferiority, god, etc.. (I would love to watch the explanations in ur style! Thanks!)
Next can you do narrative devices? Like Chekov's Gun and similar?
Damn these videos are actually really well made. Gained a sub :)
Btw. doing every philosophy school of thought would be pretty cool
Do it. Blcktken300 already in my bags. I had a Blcktken300 after ( your should I buy ) and I agreed and bought. I'm looking to stack more, too.
Hey I want to start investing but don't know where to begin. Any advice or contacts for help 🙏
It's wise to seek professional guidance when building a strong financial portfolio due to its complexity
Talking to a financial advisor like Joyce Albert to reshape your portfolio is a smart move 😊
Mrs Joyce Albert unique strength lies in her realistic approach, which sets her apart from other brokers that often set unattainable targets and fall short in delivery.
You guys know her too? Her Success story is everywhere
If a person is direct and proficient in their work, others will sure consistently vouch for them. I love her transparency
Would say this is more of financial instrument as a whole. There are some other things that could be covered like financial ratios, various risk types, takeover methods and protection and etc.
So... Part 2?
Finally I can understand succession
Liability is an aspect and or product of a company or individuals that could be a detriment to there goals financial or otherwise.
thanks, I was about to go to business school but now I won’t
Would a video about law terms like felony, mideminar be of interesting?, i think it'd be fun.
Can you do every computer term explained? Such as GPU, CPU, Memory, and then their processes (like bottle necking, over clocking, etc)?
Im 15, had invested bout $420 in the middt of april 2024. I'll be having made $200 - 300 by the end of june.
Small sugestion, you think you can put a greyer background? Just a BIT greyer? Its good for vision😊
Please make more explaining different topics
The return of the stonkz
Nice
thanks man now im ready to invest my life savings
Feels like studying for the SIE again
You should make a video detailinv every advertisement strategy
I’m pretty sure that bear market meant that the bulletin with the exchanges was bare and a bull market meat it was full either bulletins
1:15 Normally, companies raise money privately, and IPOs are a way for private investors to cash out.
Phew he reuploaded it
Not me getting a stocks ad before watching this