Investopedia: Sharper insight, better investing.

Education
- General
  - Dictionary
  - Economics
  - Corporate Finance
  - Roth IRA
  - Stocks
  - Mutual Funds
  - ETFs
  - 401(k)
- Investing/Trading
Markets
- News
- Popular Stocks
Simulator
- Simulator
  - Create an Account
  - Join a Game
- My Simulator
  - My Game
  - Create a Game
Your Money
- Personal Finance
- Reviews & Ratings
Advisors
- Your Practice
- Wealth Management
  - Portfolio Construction
  - Financial Planning
Academy
- Popular Courses
- Courses by Topic

The Federal Reserve orders a new round of stress test for U.S. banks

The Federal Reserve orders a new round of stress test for U.S. banks due to the economic impacts of COVID-19.

A trader monitors offers in the Standard & Poor's 500 stock index options pit at the Chicago Board Options Exchange

Quadruple witching refers to a date that entails the simultaneous expiry of stock index futures, stock index options, stock options, and sin...

Guide to Company Earnings Earnings previews and recaps.

Best Student Loans Compare top student loan providers.

Best Credit Cards for September Our definitive list.

Black-Owned Banks by State

These banks provide important financial services to local communities.

Top High-Yield Savings Account Rates This Week

Compare the best nationally available savings account rates.

Guide to Fixed Income Products

Fixed cash flows for investors.

What do you need to learn today?

Stock Simulator

Compete risk free with $100,000 in virtual cash.

Get Started

Investopedia Academy

Self-paced, online courses from expert instructors.

View Courses

Featured

Digital Composite Image Of Graph And Financial Figures

Key Strategies for Advising Clients Through Volatility

Businesswoman Analyzing Reports On Desk In Office

Portfolio Diversification: An Investor's Guide

All Special Features

Businessman working at computer in office.

How To Calculate Return On Investment (ROI)

Performance Chasing Can Cost You

Ray Dalio breaks down his "Holy Grail"

Conflict Theory Definition The conflict theory states that society is in a constant state of conflict due to competition for limited resources. Read more

Subscribe to 'term of the day' and learn a new financial term every day. Stay informed and make smart financial decisions. SIGN UP NOW

Keynesian Economics

Money Market

Finance

Cost of Debt

Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA)

Master of Business Administration (MBA)