The Motley Fool: Valuing stocks
Overenthusiastic investors may have bid the price up into overvalued territory.
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The founder’s next job: Moore to the Point
Entrepreneurs are valuable because they see possibilities others miss and find ways to create value in the market. But growth changes their job.
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The Motley Fool: Debts and death
Your survivors are generally not on the hook to pay off your debts unless they co-signed a loan or are a joint owner of a credit card account.
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The Motley Fool: Points, points, points
Stock market indexes can also be measured in "points" rather than dollars to avoid confusion
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The Motley Fool: What’s a dividend?
Not all companies pay dividends. Some use their excess cash to further their growth, pay down debts or buy back some shares, among other possibilities.
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America at 250, and still building: Moore to the Point
As we reflect on America’s first 250 years, the real question is what we are ready to build, improve and reimagine next.
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The Motley Fool: Ticker symbols, explained
Traditionally, symbols for companies listed on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) were usually three or fewer letters, while their Nasdaq Stock Market counterparts were four or five letters long.
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The Motley Fool: Valuation shortcuts
Even smart stock analysts will likely arrive at different numbers for any company they study because they all make different assumptions,
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The Motley Fool: IPOs: Yea or nay?
Consider Groupon, which had its IPO in 2011 and saw its shares climb almost 31% on their first day.
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