Investment may seem a purely technical activity from the outside. Choose, click, invest, wait, and reap the harvest of your investment decisions. If you’re a fresher or just have started to invest, that might be the totality of your concept of investment. …

If you’re with Orca, you’re an investor, and as an investor, you’ll likely ask yourself two questions for the rest of your investing life. The first one is: what’s happening on the market? (Options: we’re soaring into a bubble; we’re plummeting into an abyss; we’re growing nicely like flowers in…

Advanced statistics Do you know what the Paasche Formula is? You don’t? Well then, we’ll just have to skip the Advanced Statistics course. Please proceed to Elementary Statistics. Elementary Statistics Let’s say we have a selection of public companies, each with a number of stocks on the market. If we multiply this number by…

Applicability This guide is applicable to you if you are an investment newbie and have little idea how to start. It is also applicable to you if you have a general concept of how investing works but don’t really know what to choose or which direction to go. This guide also…

The term consolidation could be simply explained as gathering forces at the right moment. But how exactly does it work in investment? Consolidation happens in the stock market, too. If a public company wants to increase its share price, it goes for share consolidation. In a nutshell, instead of having…

Do you want to invest? Of course, you do; otherwise, why would you be reading this? Are you afraid to invest? Possibly, yes; otherwise, why would you be reading this? Alright, we’re not offering a psychotherapy service to ease your fears, but we are offering the next best thing: free…

This guide explains how to use Orca’s Collections. “But what,” we hear you ask, “ are Orca’s Collections?” Good question. Let’s fill you in. Everything for your comfort Collections help you choose stocks and understand what you want to invest in. Maybe, you have very specific investment plans and came to Orca to buy…

Why you need it Now that you’ve got your head around Trailing Stop (haven’t you?), it’s time to learn how to use a Postponed Order. If you were a full-time investor, knew the LSE’s timetable, and could do all your investing during its business hours, you’d have no need for these. But you’re a…

First and foremost, let’s make sure you know what a trailing stop is. In fact, even before that, let’s make sure you’ll actually use a trailing stop. Just tell yourself: “I will use trailing stop”. It’s that easy. But, all joking aside, trailing stop is a very important investment tool…