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Balance sheet By : reglinks A balance sheet is a quick picture of the financial condition of a business at a specific period in time. The activities of a business fall into two separate groups that are reported by an accountant. They are profit-making activities, which includes sales and expenses. This can also be referred to as operating activities. There are also financing and investing activities that include securing money from debt and equity sources of capital, returning capital to these sources, making distributions from profit to the owners, making investments in assets and eventually disposing of the assets. Accredited Online Accounting Degree Programs By : David Done Accredited online accounting degree programs are in high demand. The demand is probably higher than it has ever been in recent history. Companies of all sizes and in many different industries face greater government regulation from agencies such as the SEC and the IRS, and the pressure for companies to practice accurate and ethically responsible accounting has never been greater. A Basic Introduction To Accounts Receivables By : Ajeet Khurana If one were to reduce business to the simplest terms, one would probably call it the selling of goods by one person, and the buying of those same goods by another. Thus, whether we pay cash or run up a tab while doing business, money has to change hands during the course of a business transaction. Accounts receivables is one such type of a business transaction. It refers to the way of dealing with amounts of money that are owed to a business by its customer. On the balance... Understanding Your Bank Account Details Better By : Peter Kenny With so many different terms floating around, banking terminology can get really confusing. If you are someone who doesn’t know their AER from their APR and their PIN from their Chip, then this guide to common banking terms could enlighten you. AER AER stands for Annual Earnings Rate. AER is used to calculate the annual amount that you earn on an investment or savings account. The higher the AER, then the better the investment or savings account. If you are looking for ... What Is Loan Amortization? By : Geoff Spencer Have you ever heard the word amortization? Most people have done it at least one time in the lives, as a matter of fact there are some people doing it right now, maybe you? Amortization means paying on a loan periodically. Your car payment would be an example or anything else that you took out a loan to purchase. Your home has a mortgage and that is a form of amortization, if you notice they both have the term mort in them and that means to kill. So in fact when you are makin... Jargon Buster - Finance in Plain English By : Paul Mccann This article explains some of the most commonly used Financial terms in plain English. Economic Data And Its Influence On The Financial Markets By : John Forman The things which contribute to price levels and action in the financial markets are numerous and diverse, and their influences can vary through time, and across different markets. This article identifies the different types of Economic Data influences and the role they play. There are two ways economic information can influence prices. The first is in the macro sense. Macroeconomic inputs include: Interest Rates Economic Growth (GDP) Government Budget Surpluses/Defici... Expectations For Trading Or Investing Returns By : John Forman Clearly, anyone who trades does so with the expectation of making profits. We take risks to gain rewards. The question each trader must answer, however, is what kind of return he or she expects to make? This is a very important consideration, as it speaks directly to what kind of trading will take place, what market or markets are best suited to the purpose, and the kinds of risks required. Let s start with a very simple example. Suppose a trader would like to make 10% per... Managing Option Directional Trades By : John Forman Options provide great position management and risk control potential when using them to trade the market directionally. This goes beyond the simple fact that a long position in a call or put option has an absolute maximum risk equal to the cost of the option (plus commissions, of course). That, in and of itself, is a very useful thing. What this article discusses, however, are a couple of handy little things one can do while holding an option position to maximize the return a... Realized Vs Unrealized Returns By : John Forman Traders deal with two different kinds of returns when they speak of profits and losses made in the markets. Realized returns, often referred to as "booked", are those which come about as the result of a position which has been closed out. Unrealized, or "paper", gains and losses are those which involve open positions. An example of a paper return would be when one buys a stock at $100 and it rises to $110, but the trade remains open. In this case the trader has an unrealized ... ABCs Of A Good Accountant By : John Maxim Have a good laugh at this joke concerning accountants: A businessman was interviewing applicants for the position of divisional manager. He devised a simple test to select the most suitable person for the job. He asked each applicant the question, "How much is two and two?" The first interviewee was a journalist. His answer was "twenty-two" The second applicant was an engineer. He pulled out a calculator and showed the answer to be between 3.999 and 4.001. The las... On Banks By : Geoff Gannon Superficially, banking appears to be a commodity business. In fact, it appears to be a particularly poor commodity business, because capacity is not constrained by the need to invest in a substantial physical infrastructure. True, whatever investments are made in tangible assets are usually intended as a means to acquire more intangible assets; however, a branch is hardly comparable to an oil well. A bank’s ability to lend money (and thus produce income) is not completely ... Bad Credit : Understanding The Basics By : Joseph Kenny Many people have heard of bad credit, but some may not know what it means. For a long time, there was no established method for determining the credit activities of consumers. However, this all changed when a company called the Fair Isaac Corporation designed a credit scoring system that is called the FICO score. Because the three major credit agencies have different information on each consumer, the FICO score calculated by these agencies won't be exact. Your FICO score h... A Review Of The Stock Market Crash Of 1929 By : Herb Lazarus The great Wall Street Crash just previous to the Great Depression of the 1930s has become a part of North American legend. People speak of the crash, its causes and its consequences, with great authority, although few people actually understand the fundamentals that led to the crash, and fewer still the intricacies involved in it. This article will detail a short review of the crash, analyze some of the myths evolving out of this period in American history, and also answer so... Stock Market Quotes 101 By : The stock market quote is the basic collection of numbers an investor must understand to achieve success in the stock market. It is a list of prices for certain stocks at one point within the trading day. In the past, stocks were quoted in fractions, but now, most exchanges use decimals. Stock market quotes are found in newspapers, as well as online. Stock quotes are updated regularly during the trading day. Indispensable Information In Stock Investing By : Stock market investments present one way for an individual to make money even with a minimum investment. However, several items have to be weighed thoroughly before one pursues such an investment. The Rise of Wall Street - History of the Stock Market By : Stock Market is an avenue from which stocks of companies are bought and sold. For some, they thought that stock market and Wall Street are the same. Wall Street in New York is just one example of a stock market. Wall Street though is very significant in a sense that this is were the concept of stock market started. Learning the Basics of The Stock Market By : The stock market is a complicated game. In order for you to succeed in this business, learning the basics of the trade would be an important factor for your financial growth. Before risking your money with the stock market, you should be able to recognize the factors vital in choosing which company to invest in. Here are the basics in learning some facts about the company: Choosing The Best Accounting Schools By : Robert Thatcher Accounting is defined as the measurement of assurance about certain information in the aid of resource allocation for managers and other decision makers. The most popular and most commonly practiced branch of accounting is financial accounting. This branch of accounting involves processes where data is recorded, summarized, analyzed, organized, interpreted and communicated to others concerned. Many individuals are enticed to enter the accounting field because it can be a very...

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