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Tip of the Day Don't Buy Stock in the Company You Work For

Don't Buy Stock in the Company You Work For - It is never wise to invest money in a company that you work for. What happens if the company...

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Fiscal Year

Definition: The 12-month period used for accounting purposes within companies.  It doesn't necessarily begin on January 1st.

TeenAnalyst Advice: A company has the ability to determine when they want their accounting year to end.  Companies typically use the end of their strongest quarter as their fiscal year end.  At this time, the books are closed and all profits and losses are calculated.The reason companies try to end on their strongest quarter is because if their numbers are lackluster during the rest of the year, they can still "pull out a good year" by ending well.Many fiscal years end December 31st.  However, some companies may end in March, June, etc.

 

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Definition of the Day Buy Break

Buy Break - A buy break is an investment strategy that some investors use to gauge when to buy a stock. The investor believes that when a stock passes a certain resistance level, which is an inability for a stock to increase past a certain...

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