The first part of “My Life in the Stock Market” introduces the basics of equities—their nature, risks, and rewards. But where should your journey begin?

The economy is often compared to a company, with the government as its board. But are we using the right tools to judge how well they manage public resources? Can business metrics reveal the truth about government performance?

Many investors struggle to choose the right stocks. However, there is a simple method that helps identify promising companies with steady growth — a path to building long-term wealth. So, what exactly should you be looking for when investing in stocks?

Start your investment journey with simple, smart steps. You don’t need to be an expert — just begin.

When prices are soaring, some people rush to buy stocks, while others become hesitant when the market is falling. But in reality, market conditions shouldn’t be the deciding factor for starting or stopping your investment journey.

Norway holds the world’s largest sovereign wealth fund—but the first ever was founded in an Arab nation to manage surplus oil revenues. So, what is a sovereign wealth fund, and which countries control the biggest ones today? Let’s explore.

Saving alone is no longer enough to guarantee a stable financial future. Economic inflation causes continuous price increases, which reduces the value of saved money. This makes it essential to take steps that preserve the value of your savings.