Have you ever wanted to own part of your favorite companies? That’s exactly what happens when you purchase stock. You’re buying a part of that company and, as a part owner, you’re entitled to a share of the profits and assets of that business.
Author: Emmet Savage
Emmet is the CEO and chief investor at MyWallSt. Emmet’s first stock was Dell Computers, but it's not his favorite anymore! That honor goes to Tesla, who is producing user-centric products for a global customer base.
Never Borrow to Buy
One of the greatest lessons in my life came at the age of 25 when I made and then promptly lost a small fortune. At the time, it was more money than I’d ever imagined I would have in my mid-twenties.
Buy Low, Sell High: 2 of our Favorite Pot Stocks
Cannabusiness may play out to be one of the biggest investible megatrends of our lifetime.
Investing Basics: FAQs for the Beginner Investor
Find answers to the most frequently asked questions we get about investing in the stock market.
Welcome to 5 Merrion Row
With ‘5 Merrion Row’, we’ll bring the individual voices of those working here together. The topics will include ones as diverse as start-ups, design, investing, office events and personal stories.
The Alchemists: Stock Market Predictors
It’s human nature to try and make sense out of chaos. But sometimes, we just end up making things a lot worse…
The Luckier I Get
Start early, practice often, study the masters, and enjoy the pursuit.
If Big Tech Breaks Up, Which 3 Subsidiaries Would We Invest In?
As companies like Alphabet, Amazon, and Facebook come under more antitrust pressure, which of the subsidiaries looks like the most exciting investment?
3 Companies That Show Why Founder-Led Businesses Succeed
Studies have shown that founder-led businesses outperform other companies in the S&P 500 at a staggering rate. What gives these companies such a competitive edge?