Investing Essentials
Investing requires saving money to invest, then developing a diversified portfolio. Portfolios need to be adjusted periodically based on life changes, but the focus should remain on the long term.

Decoding Mixed Signals in the Economy and Markets with Invesco's Kristina Hooper
In episode 79 of the Investopedia Express with Caleb Silver, we talk to Kristina Hooper, Invesco's chief global market strategist.
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Finding Financial Motivation Through Hip Hop With Ash Cash
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Trading and Traveling the World With Teri Ijeoma
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Ultra Long-Term Investing With Jeremy Siegel
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Tactical Investing in a Tricky Market
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Eli Manning Goes Long Private Equity
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Ray Dalio on the Rise and Fall of Economic Empires
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The Investopedia Express with Caleb Silver
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The Great Portfolio Reset
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What's in Store for ETF Investors in 2022
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Brokerage Account vs. IRA: What’s the Difference?
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5 Best Investments for Military Families
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Best Savings Bonds of 2022
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Best Tax Lien Investing Courses of 2022
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LGBTQ+ Friendly Investing
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Best Technical Analysis Courses in 2022
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The Best Online Gold Dealers for 2022
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Roll-Up Merger Definition
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The World's 11 Greatest Investors
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Strategies for a Bear Market
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Bid-Ask Spread Definition
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Institutional Investors vs. Retail Investors: What's the Difference?
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Alpha vs. Beta: What's the Difference?
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Appreciation Definition
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Asset Class Definition
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Bull Market Definition: Characteristics & Examples
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Buyback Definition
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Capital Investment Definition
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Clearinghouse Definition
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Dealer Definition
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Effective Annual Interest Rate Definition
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Hurdle Rate Definition
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Import Definition
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Outperform Definition
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Prospectus Definition
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Risk Premium Definition
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Security Definition: How Securities Trading Works
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Wash Sale Definition
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Shareholder vs. Stakeholder Definitions Explained
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Break-Even Analysis Definition: Analysis Explained
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Disclosure Definition
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Due Diligence Definition & Uses for Stocks
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Delivery Versus Payment (DVP) Definition
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Fiduciary Definition
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Investor Relations (IR) Definition
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Joint-Stock Company Definition
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Repayment Definition
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Rule of 72 Definition, Formula, & Calculation
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Smart Money Definition
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Calculating Investment Percentage Gains or Losses
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What Is Securitization?
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Level 2 Assets Definition
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How Operating Leverage Can Impact a Business
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Buy-Side vs. Sell-Side Analysts: What's the Difference?
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Money Market Vs. Capital Market: What's the Difference?
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Investing in Stock Rights and Warrants
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Calculate IRR Formula With Excel (With Screenshots)
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Where Investors Put Their Money in a Bear Market
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Understanding Market Capitalization Versus Market Value
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Bid Price Definition