Charles Archer

4 weeks ago | ig.com | Charles Archer

Fundamental analysis — when applied to stocks — involves analysing a company’s financial statements, economic trends and the wider market to discover its intrinsic value. Intrinsic value is generally considered to be the ‘true’ or perhaps ‘perceived’ value of a company, which may be higher or lower than the market capitalisation. When intrinsic value is lower than the market capitalisation, then it can be described as undervalued, and when it’s higher, the company is considered to be overvalued.

1 month ago | ig.com | Charles Archer

Stocks represent shares of ownership in a company. When you purchase a stock, you acquire an equity stake in the business, which usually entitles you to a proportional portion of its earnings and voting rights for its corporate decisions. The simplest way to think of stock ownership is that in general you become, while you hold the stock, a part owner in the business. Stockholders benefit from company growth through share price appreciation and often dividend distributions.

1 month ago | ig.com | Charles Archer

Stocks represent shares of ownership in a company. When you purchase a stock, you acquire an equity stake in the business, which usually entitles you to a proportional portion of its earnings and voting rights for its corporate decisions. The simplest way to think of stock ownership is that in general you become, while you hold the stock, a part owner in the business. Stockholders benefit from company growth through share price appreciation and often dividend distributions.

1 month ago | thatstocksguy.substack.com | Charles Archer

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1 month ago | ig.com | Charles Archer

Nuclear energy stocks are shares in companies involved in the lifecycle of nuclear power. They include businesses mining uranium - the primary fuel used in nuclear reactors - which are highly impacted by commodity pricing. The sector also encompasses reactor manufacturers, who undertake some of the most complex engineering in the world, and nuclear power plant operators, who generate consistent revenue by selling energy but face high levels of regulation and operational costs.