Mon · Investing Basics · Foundation
What do investment fees really cost over time?
Investment fees cost you twice: the pounds paid and the compound growth those pounds can no longer earn.
Money and markets, explained plainly
What stands between an asset’s headline value and the value you actually keep? This connected five-lesson edition follows the path from a value shown on screen to the value a reader can retain: ongoing cost, the executable quote, order execution, ownership dilution and custody control.
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✓Mon · Investing Basics · Foundation
Investment fees cost you twice: the pounds paid and the compound growth those pounds can no longer earn.
Tue · Street Smart · Market reality
The bid-offer spread is the gap between the price available to a seller and the price charged to a buyer. Here is how to turn it into pounds.
Wed · Trading · Active application
A conventional stop-loss sets a trigger, not a guaranteed sale price. Gaps, speed and limited liquidity can produce a different execution.
Thu · Small Caps · Specialist equities
Issuing new shares can reduce an existing holder’s percentage ownership. A placing example shows the maths and the questions the percentage cannot answer.
Fri · Crypto · Alternative assets
Exchange custody and self-custody move responsibility to different places. Compare the failures each choice must prevent and survive.
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