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An investment strategy of buying assets in regular instalments regardless of price to reduce the impact of market volatility.

A company valuation method that discounts future cash flows. Used to determine the intrinsic value of a stock.

The Debt to Equity ratio measures a company's financial leverage by comparing its debt with its equity.

A drop in the price level of goods and services in the economy. Often signals economic trouble and can discourage investing.

A strategy of spreading investments across various asset classes, sectors or regions to reduce overall investment risk.

The ratio of the annual dividend to the current share price. Expresses dividend returns in percent and is key for income investors.

A debt security in which the issuer commits to return borrowed money and pay interest. Used to finance companies and governments.

A fund investing in various types of bonds. Provides steadier returns, lower risk and suits more conservative investors.

A technical chart pattern suggesting a reversal to the upside. Forms when the price twice hits a similar low and then rises.

A technical chart pattern suggesting a reversal to the downside. Forms when the price twice hits a similar high and then drops.