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Day trading is a method of investing that relies on frequent trades of a security throughout the day in the hopes of making a small profit from each transaction.

Cyclical stocks are ones that are particularly sensitive to economic trends, the phases of the business cycle. While high-growth, they're volatile.

A stock market crash is a sudden or severe drop in overall share prices, usually within a day. They can be due to economic crises or investor panic.

403(b) and 401(k) plans are two similar options employers provide for retirement savings, but there are key differences between the two.

A financial advisor is professional who provides advice for managing finances and reaching specific financial goals.

403(b) plans are tax-deferred retirement options for those who work in public education, for nonprofits, and religious organizations.

An expense ratio is a fee mutual funds and ETFs charge for operating costs. While small, they can significantly affect investment returns over time.

Stock warrants give you the right, but not the obligation, to buy a certain number of shares of a company's stock during a specific period of time.

Put and call options are contracts between investors that give the holder the right to buy or sell stock shares at a set price for a fixed period.

In a frothy market, asset prices rise beyond their intrinsic value and can lead to a bubble and subsequent market crash.