What Is a Shell Company and Why Should Investors Be Careful?
Shell companies have little or no real operations. Here is how to recognize one and why it matters.
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Reverse Splits and Dilution Explained
How reverse splits and new share offerings change the numbers, and why they matter to shareholders.
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How to Read SEC Filings: 10-K, 10-Q and 8-K
The three filings every investor should know, what each contains, and where to find them for free.
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How to Spot a Pump and Dump
Pump and dump schemes use hype to lift a price, then sell. Learn the warning signs and how to protect...
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What Is Float and Why Do Low Float Stocks Move Fast?
Float is the number of shares actually available to trade. Learn why it matters for price swings.
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How to Research a Small Company Using Public Filings
A free, step by step way to research any US public company using SEC filings.
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What Is a Penny Stock? Definition and Risks
What counts as a penny stock, why they attract attention, and the specific risks to understand first.
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Small Cap Stocks: What They Are and Why They Move
Small caps can grow quickly and also swing hard. Learn what defines them and how to approach them.
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