Author name: Stock AI

Market sentiment = how investors collectively feel about future prices. Pure emotion. Ignore fundamentals completely. When everyone panics, stocks crash […]

Let’s News doesn’t trickle into markets—it explodes instantly. After-hours earnings announcements move stock prices in over 90% of cases, with

Meme stocks explode based on Reddit hype, not company fundamentals. GameStop trading $20 then jumping to $500 within weeks screams

Market correction = prices dropping 10-20% from recent peaks. That’s it. Not a crash, not a bear market—just a breather.

Bull markets = prices climbing consistently while everyone feels invincible. Bear markets = prices dropping relentlessly while panic spreads. Simple

Market volatility measures how fast and how much prices swing around. High volatility = prices jumping 3-5% daily. Low volatility

Stock price movements boil down to one truth: supply and demand. More buyers than sellers? The price goes up. More

Financial ratios convert company numbers into percentages revealing performance at a glance. Most investors ignore ratios thinking they’re complex—they’re not.

The balance sheet shows three things: assets (what company owns), liabilities (what it owes), and equity (what’s left for shareholders).

Earnings reports are financial scorecards companies release quarterly showing revenue, expenses, and profit per share. Think of it as a