Investing

Finance language is deliberately complex and elitist, so let's translate it into memes and joy.

Have you always thought that in order to invest in a company, you should find out about its financial health, its activity, the amount of dividends it pays and so on? After all, nothing seems more risky than investing in a mystery company. And yet this trend is becoming more widespread and stirring up the financial markets through so-called SPACs.

What’s the difference between owning a cryptocurrency like bitcoin and just investing in it? What are the pros and cons of either?

Sales in yoga mats and fitness gear are on the rise since March 2020. How has this affected sports clothing and equipment producers?

We know financial charts are not always intuitive to read. This is an intro on how to understand the data in the main ones.

You’ve almost certainly heard of Bitcoin. But what about all the other crypto assets? Do you know what Ethereum is? Do you even Doge?

Some people like to go to the stadium, some never miss a game from their sofa. Then there are those who go even further by investing directly in their favourite club.

We asked our Vividian buddies, our experts, about how they invest.

If you are a newbie investor, blue-chip stocks can be a good start point for your portfolio. Here’s why.

Have you ever thought about the ethics of your finances?

Not everyone has the financial resources to buy expensive shares from some of the world's largest companies. Let's say you want to invest in a company, but the cost of one share is more than you are willing to spend. Instead of buying the whole share, you can also buy a fraction of it. You will then own what is called a fractional share.