Incentive Stock Options (ISOs) provide employees the opportunity to purchase company stock at a set price with potential tax advantages, but they require careful financial, investment, tax, and estate planning to manage risks and optimize benefits.
Non-Qualified Stock Options (NSOs) grant employees the right to buy company stock at a predetermined price, offering potential financial gains but also carrying risks such as tax liabilities and stock price volatility.
Risk-adjusted return stands as a beacon guiding investors toward smarter, more efficient portfolio management. But what does it mean and why should it matter to you?
Inflation is high. Cash and fixed income don't earn much in terms of interest. Stablecoins may be a solution for some investors to protect their principle but earn a yield that's equal to or greater than inflation.
For investors, it’s important to take a step back and look at the big picture before acting on breaking news. But what if inflation does get out of hand, and stays that way for a while?
Are you out of breath trying to keep up with the breaking news about GameStop and all the other red-hot trades o’ the day? Here’s a synopsis (to date), and what it means to you as an investor.