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What is residual income?
Residual income is a stream of income that persists from one work project or investment.
Residual income is also known as passive income, and is income which comes from an investment of money or work in the past, where minimal or no additional money, work, or maintenance is required. Residual income could come from investments such income-generating real estate, or work completed such as a published book or acting in a commercial.
Some jobs are popular for their potential to collect residual income from work completed in the past, such as insurance sales and investment advisory work. Types of residual income might be compared based on whether the money is taxed at short or long-term capital gains. Most of it will be short-term.
What is an Income Trust?
Income trusts are a type of company that has been structured to pass through all earnings to shareholders
What is the Rising Pennant (Bullish) Pattern?
The Rising (Bullish) Pennant pattern looks like a pennant. It forms when rising prices experience a consolidation period
How Do Ethereum Smart Contracts Work?
Ethereum smart contracts are an essential part of the Ethereum blockchain that can be coded into financial transactions or decentralized applications
How to use Andrew's Pitchfork in trading
Alan Andrews designed Andrew’s Pitchfork as a way to define a trend with support and resistance lines around a median line
What does “Buy to Open” Mean?
If you buy a put or call option, your ticket with say “buy to open” since you are opening a position and increasing...
What is an Accelerated Return Note (ARN)?
An accelerated return note (ARN) is an unsecured debt instrument that uses derivatives to offer leveraged return
What is Abnormal Earnings Valuation?
The abnormal earnings valuation method is one in which the future cash flows of a business are given significant weight
What is an Abandonment Option?
An abandonment option outlines the terms by which either party in an agreement can choose to cease their involvement
What does Capital Gain Mean?
A Capital Gain refers to the profits or gains made from selling a security at a higher price than the original purchase
What is the Dividend Discount Model?
The Dividend Discount Model (DDM) is a method for valuing a stock, that looks at expected future dividend payouts