Investopedia.com is an online portal for investor education owned by Investopedia, ULC.

The homepage features the latest investing and financial news, and stock analysis. There are also articles, guides, and tutorials sorted by top investing categories.

The ‘Dictionary’ tab features links to acronyms, fixed income bond terms, Forex trading terms, mutual funds investment terms, options terms, retirement plan terms, stocks terms, taxes terms, technical analysis terms, and trading terms.

The ‘Articles’ tab features links to articles about investing basics, stocks, mutual funds, Forex, ETFs, active trading, bonds, financial theory, fundamental analysis, optionsand future, personal finance, real estate mortgages, and retirement.

The ‘Tutorials’ section features links to special features, such as advanced financial statement analysis and economic indicators; as well as tutorials for beginner investors, experience investors, active traders, and retirement.

The ‘Exam Prep’ section provides links to financial certification exams and professional education. The ‘Ask Us’ section displays a list of frequently asked questions in a variety of financial topics. The ‘Simulator’ section provides information about the market simulator tool available on the site that lets investors submit trades in a simulated environment and learn about trading.

The ‘Financial Edge’ section provides the latest financial and investment news and articles. The ‘Stock Ideas’ section provides free financial and market reports available for download. The ‘Free Tools’ section provides links to guides and books, reports, newsletters, and professional education offers.