Author: Noble Trading

Dividend reinvestment plans or DRIPs are very popular among investors, especially the small investors. Investing in these can be considered as a mutually beneficial strategy for both companies and investors. But they also have...

Style ETFs are of different types. They can be categorized by the investment type and market capitalization. There are mainly 6 types of style ETFs.Value Style ETFs: Are style ETFs which passively track value stocks; stocks...

Dividend reinvestment plan or DRIP, sometimes called DRP, is a very popular investment strategy which helps investors to gradually grow their share in a company. DRIP is an investment program run by a company for its...

Matching high is a bearish trend reversal candlestick pattern indicating the reversal of an existing uptrend. The pattern generally forms at the top of an existing downtrend; but is less popular than bullish matching low...

Style ETFs, as the name suggests, are exchange traded funds which passively follow an investing style like growth investing style or value investing style. Rather than investing directly in growth or value stocks, they track...

The Week Ahead: Despite the strong Q4 GDP number, the economy is lagging badly in many areas not the least of which is the poorer showing in new home sales from January to February do to high unemployment and higher lending...

Channel stuffing, also known as trade loading, is an illegal business practice used by companies to blow up their sales and earnings figures. It is the ponzi practice of sending more products through its distribution channel...

Matching low is a bullish trend reversal candlestick pattern showing the reversal of an existing downtrend. The pattern usually forms at the end of strong downtrends and somewhat resembles bullish ladder bottom pattern. This is...

Treynor ratio, also known as Treynor Index and Reward to Volatility ratio, is used to measure the return for risk taken. The ratio was developed by Jack L. Treynor, hence the name. Treynor ratio is similar to Sharpe ratio; the...

The Week Ahead: Core inflation fell for the first time since 1982, but this did not stop the Fed from a surprise discount rate hike for banks. Fed chairman Bernanke may elaborate more about this at his semi-annual testimony to...