What is the Cash Conversion Cycle?
The cash conversion cycle is made up of three crucial components: average collection period, days inventory held, and days payables outstanding.
Category: Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA)
What are Liquidity Ratios?
Important liquidity ratios include the current ratio, quick ratio or acid test, and the cash ratio.
CPA, CFE, CFA, CGMA: Your Guide to Popular Accounting Certifications
In an industry which many different designations, which one is right for you?
What are Hedge Funds?
Everyone starting off in the finance world wants to work for one, but how many of them actually understand what they are?
What are Dividends?
Dividends may seem rudimentary but there is more than meets the eye when it comes to this staple of the investment world.
Understanding Accrual to Cash Conversions
Converting from the accrual to cash basis.
Differences Between Callable, Putable, and Convertible Bonds
This article describes the differences between callable. putable, and convertible bonds.
What is the Difference Between a Limit and a Stop Order?
The use of Limit and Stop orders when trading can minimize risks and maximize profit opportunities.
What are Stock Buybacks?
Why and how do companies buy back their own stock?
Fundamentals of Technical Analysis: Continuation Patterns
What are continuation patterns?
