Finance · 07/18/2025

Financial statistics is a vital branch of finance that involves the collection, organization, and analysis of financial data to provide decision-making support. This paper explores methods of financial statistics, such as descriptive statistics, inferential statistics, regression analysis, and time series analysis. It also analyzes their applications and significance in investment management, risk control, and policy formulation, emphasizing the central role of financial statistics in the

Finance · 07/18/2025

Institutional investors are legal entities that comply with regulations and invest in the securities market. Compared to individual investors, they possess significant advantages in terms of financial strength, investment specialization, portfolio diversification, and behavioral norms, allowing for better risk management and achievement of investment objectives. These characteristics contribute to the stability and development of the securities market.

Education · 03/17/2021

The Test Optional policy allows students to decide whether to submit their test scores, increasing competitiveness and shifting focus to other performance metrics.

Taxation · 07/21/2025

The U.S. tax gap reached $496 billion from 2014 to 2016 and is projected to be $540 billion from 2017 to 2019. Increasing compliance rates is crucial.

Taxation · 07/25/2025

This article provides an in-depth analysis of the annual tax season statistics released by the IRS. By comparing tax filing data across different years, it offers practical insights for taxpayers, helping them navigate challenges and optimize their strategies during the tax filing process.

Finance · 08/14/2025

This article, based on Tony Real Estate's ten years of experience, provides an in-depth analysis of the US real estate credit environment and interest rate trends. It reveals market changes and future trends, offering professional guidance for homebuyers. The piece explores the current state of mortgage availability, the factors influencing interest rate fluctuations, and the overall health of the lending landscape in the United States. This comprehensive overview aims to equip potential buyers with the knowledge needed to navigate the complexities of the US housing market.

Finance · 08/07/2025

This article explores the significance of 2,840 stocks listed on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE), analyzing the performance of companies such as AT&T, Deere, and Pfizer. It provides investors with practical market insights and investment strategies.

Finance · 07/22/2025

In the United States, Social Security benefits are adjusted annually based on the Cost of Living Adjustment (COLA), with an estimated increase of about $50 in 2025. The Social Security Administration evaluates inflation using the Consumer Price Index for urban consumers to ensure that benefit amounts align with economic changes, thereby protecting beneficiaries' standard of living.

Taxation · 10/24/2024

The U.S. Department of the Treasury and the IRS have released final regulations on the Advanced Manufacturing Production Tax Credit under the Inflation Reduction Act. The aim is to encourage domestic production of renewable energy components by providing clear operational guidelines, promoting market compliance, helping businesses reduce costs, and seizing opportunities in the growth of green energy.

Finance · 07/24/2025

The Shiller P/E ratio is a crucial indicator for assessing stock market valuation. By analyzing the average earnings per share over the past decade, along with inflation factors, it helps investors reveal the market's true state and determine if it is overheated. Despite its advantages, it also has drawbacks, such as data dependency and cyclical fluctuations.

Finance · 07/18/2025

Arbitrage Pricing Theory (APT) analyzes expected asset returns through multiple factors, highlighting that many economic risks, such as inflation and fluctuations in national income, cannot be diversified away. Compared to the Capital Asset Pricing Model (CAPM), APT offers greater flexibility, as it does not rely on a market portfolio and has fewer assumptions, providing broader applicability for theoretical use.

Finance · 08/06/2025

East Coast port workers began a strike on October 1 due to a breakdown in negotiations over wage increases and automation issues. The strike involves 36 ports and could lead to supply chain disruptions and rising inflation. Experts warn that if the strike continues for several weeks, it will impact the delivery of goods for both consumers and businesses.

Finance · 07/30/2024

Despite expectations that the Federal Reserve will maintain interest rates at its upcoming meeting, recent economic data and changes in the labor market provide strong justification for future rate cuts. This article analyzes the context of rising inflation rates and real interest rates, and explores how the Federal Reserve may adjust its policy statements to adapt to the new economic landscape.

Finance · 03/13/2025

The US CPI unexpectedly fell to 2.8%, with the weakened inflation possibly prompting the Federal Reserve to cut interest rates, leading to a stock market rebound. However, the unpredictability of Trump’s policies and potential threats of economic recession keep investors wary of market uncertainties. Furthermore, the high valuation of US stocks raises concerns about long-term growth, necessitating a cautious approach.

Finance · 07/25/2025

Martin Wolf highlighted at the Taiwan summit that the global economy is currently facing challenges from inflation and interest rate policies, predicting an escalation in trade decoupling. He emphasized that U.S. trade policies are influenced by geopolitical factors and expressed concerns that this could trigger a new financial crisis. Countries must timely adjust their policies to mitigate risks and maintain economic stability.