TL:DR - Buying power is how much money or credit you have to spend. It’s like your wallet’s strength—whether it’s cash, savings, or credit. More buying power means you can afford bigger...

TL:DR - Buy and hold is when you buy something like a stock and keep it for a long time. You don’t worry if the price goes up or down each day. Over many years, it usually becomes worth more,...

TL:DR - Buying pressure occurs when more people are trying to buy a stock than sell it, driving the price up. Selling pressure happens when more people are selling than buying, pushing the price...

TL:DR - A bull market is when stock prices go up over time, showing strong growth and confidence in the economy. A bear market is when stock prices go down over time, usually due to economic problems...

TL:DR - It’s like choosing either the best player or the best team, depending on your goal. Bottom-up investing looks at how good a company is, without worrying about the big economy. Top-down...

TL:DR - Top-down investing means starting with the big stuff, like how the economy is doing. Then, you look at which industries are doing well. Finally, you pick the best companies from those...