In our Financial Literacy course, based on the age of the kid we cover a range of topics starting from the basics of simple interest and compound interest to understanding the basics of ledger accounting and trading positions. For a very young kid, we would appropriately cover the necessary basics and percentage mathematics and build […]
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Technically, short and put are very different because “short selling” is a type of strategy to make money from a stock expected to drop. On the other hand, “put options” are a type of derivatives instrument; options are derivatives that are based on an underlying stock. But, they do have their similarities. Let’s understand each
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Compound interest is interest calculated on both the initial principal and all of the previously accumulated interest. Learning about the basics of compounding and interest rates can help youngsters to start investing in small amounts early and take advantage of time in their lives. Compounding was considered as the eighth wonder of the world by
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