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What is the Current Ratio of a Stock? Welcome to our short [What is the Current Ratio of a Stock?] video 🎥 where we'll be diving into an important financial metric - the current ratio of a stock. This ratio is used to measure a company's ability to pay off its short-term debts with its current assets. Calculating the current ratio is simple, just divide the company's current assets by its current liabilities. These assets include cash, inventory, and accounts receivable, while liabilities consist of short-term debts and accounts payable. A healthy current ratio for a company is typically above 1, indicating that they have enough assets to cover their debts. A high current ratio can be a sign of strong financial management, while a low one can indicate potential issues with paying off debts. Keep in mind that the ideal ratio varies by industry, so it's important to compare a company's ratio to others in the same sector. As with any investment decision, it's cru...

Option Strategies For Beginners With Examples | Episode #22 | Puts | Delta Thank you for tuning in this [Option Strategies For Beginners With Examples | Episode #22 | Puts | Delta] video 🎥 episode in our series of videos on option strategies for beginners. In this series, we share with you various option strategies and walk you through our evolution, lessons learned, and more to help you learn and understand these strategies as an additional way to make money trading. We hope you will subscribe to our Beach Bum Trading YouTube channel and hit the bell icon to receive all notifications. This way, you will automatically be notified when we release each new episode of our option strategies for beginners series, as well as other videos to help you succeed in your trading career. In this [Option Strategies For Beginners With Examples | Episode #22 | Puts | Delta] video 🎥, we will be focusing on a new addition to our Google sheet – conditional formatting on the delta column. This will hel...

Trading Trump’s Trade War Our theme for this [Trading Trump’s Trade War] video 🎥 is 'how can we make money trading Trump's trade war' and I've got some interesting links to share with you. Today, we'll be taking a look at various tariff charts that I have found useful in understanding the tariffs announced by Trump. You can also read these articles that I've referenced for further analysis. The first one is the most common, with the infamous placard that Trump showed, displaying the discounted reciprocal tariffs for each country. However, upon further analysis, it seems that this chart is more representative of the trade deficit rather than the actual tariffs charged. You can see that China, Vietnam, Japan, India, South Korea, and many others are on this list. Moving on, I have another list from CBS news, which is also quite useful. This chart sorts the countries by their reciprocal tariffs, with the highest being at the top. Here, we can see that Thailand and...

Is TUR a Good ETF to use to Trade Turkey? | Quick Take Welcome back everyone! This [Is TUR a Good ETF to use to Trade Turkey? | Quick Take] video 🎥 is on trading ETFs and how we can use our ETFs Google sheet to identify and find potential trades. Whether it's on an index, commodity, or specific theme, the Google sheet can help us narrow down our options for both long and short trades. As always, the sheet is available to our Patreon members. Moving on to specific markets, let's take a look at Turkey. If you're interested in trading in Turkey, the TUR ETF might be worth considering. It has a promising risk/reward ratio in the 52-week range and is currently at a relatively low point. Additionally, it has a decent AUM and volume, and can be shorted for those who are bearish on the Turkish market. The expense ratio is also reasonable and the composition is well-diversified, with finance making up only 21% of the ETF. Zooming out for a longer-term perspective, there is potenti...

COCO | Vita Coco Company Inc | Quick Take Today, in this [COCO | Vita Coco Company Inc | Quick Take] video 🎥, we're going to be taking a closer look at a popular beverage company, Vita Coco Company (COCO) . We'll dive into their recent performance, financials, potential vulnerability to tariffs, and more. This company specializes in cocoa-based beverages, similar to coconut water. First, let's take a look at their recent stock performance. Despite a positive year, the stock has recently taken a big hit, with a drop of 11%. This can be attributed to a research report or possibly news of tariffs impacting their business. If you have any additional information on this, we'd love to hear it in the comments below or in our Discord community. Moving on to financials, Vita Coco Company (COCO) has been profitable and shows positive increases in both earnings per share and revenue. With no debt and an optionable stock, it may be worth considering selling puts on the company. T...

What is the Insider Ownership % of a Stock? Are you eager to learn more about the world of stocks and investing? If so, you may have come across the term "insider ownership percentage" or "insider holding". But what exactly does it mean and why should it matter to you as an investor? In this short [What is the Insider Ownership % of a Stock?] video 🎥, we break down the concept of insider ownership and its importance in the stock market. Insider ownership percentage refers to the amount of shares held by individuals closely associated with a company, such as executives, board members, and major shareholders. A higher insider ownership can indicate confidence in the company's potential for growth and can impact the stock's supply and demand in the market. Join us as we delve deeper into why insider ownership matters and how it can provide valuable insights for investors like you. Don't forget to like, share, and subscribe for more informative content on ...