An introduction to the chart patterns used in technical analysis, including head and shoulders, double tops, and triangles, and their implications for predicting price movements.
Examine the inherent limitations of technical analysis, focusing on assumptions and biases that affect the reliability of trading decisions.
Detailed exploration of Equity ETFs, including stock market exposure and style-specific options, beneficial for Canadian Securities Course learners.
An in-depth exploration of cost and fees between Exchange-Traded Funds (ETFs) and Mutual Funds.
An overview of Inverse ETFs, including their structure, use case in investment strategies, and associated risks.
Leveraged ETFs aim to multiply the returns on the underlying index or asset using financial derivatives and debt instruments, offering enhanced gains, but also elevated risks.
An in-depth exploration of auction markets, highlighting their mechanics, notable examples like the New York Stock Exchange, and the advantages they offer, including transparency and efficiency.
An in-depth analysis of the structure and characteristics of closed-end funds, focusing on their fixed share count and pricing mechanism.
An in-depth exploration of the risks associated with market fluctuations and the significant growth potential inherent in common shares.
Understanding the pivotal role of stock indexes in benchmarking performance and indicating market sentiment.
An in-depth exploration of different types of stock indexes, including price-weighted, market capitalization-weighted, and equal-weighted indexes.
Exploration of major Canadian and global stock indexes used as benchmarks in the securities industry.
Explore how stock indexes are constructed and maintained, including selection criteria for constituent companies and procedures for rebalancing and adjustments.
Comprehensive guide to the Capital Pool Company (CPC) Program designed by the TSX Venture Exchange for small and emerging businesses to obtain early-stage financing.
An in-depth overview of major U.S. stock market indexes, including the Dow Jones Industrial Average and the S&P 500. Detailed explanations of their composition, calculations, and their usage as market performance indicators.
