Trading Stocks Made Easy With Tyrone Jackson: Investing In Stocks | Investing Money

Tyrone begins by breaking down some stock market terminology for those who are new:   A Bullish market: a market in which the stocks are generally rising as a whole A Bearish market: a market in which the stocks are falling as a whole A Neutral market: a market in which the stocks are fluctuating day to day but not moving in big increments Covered Call Writing: an options strategy used for generating guaranteed income in which you sell the option to someone you don’t know to buy a stock away from you Revenue: a company’s income, which is what makes stocks rise Top line revenue: a company’s gross income Cost of revenue: amount of money spent  Float: The amount of shares that are in the public domain for the industry to trade Small float: a fewer number of shares available in the public domain, which causes the stock to rise faster when revenue increases Large float: over a billion shares in the public domain, which means traders that are moving 50 – 10,000 shares are not causing the stock to rise or fall   Cas