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• Capital Markets

  Ex-date, stock split, and buyback: events that do not always mean what you think

  You open your investment account and see a 5% fall with no dramatic news. Another share suddenly moves from ₪20 to ₪200, or a company announces a huge buyback.10 Aug 2026Read more
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  Index entry, index exit, and delisting: why do they matter to investors?

  One share enters a leading index and begins rising before the update. Another leaves an index and suddenly faces heavy selling. A third faces an even more dramatic event: complete delisting from the exchange.10 Aug 2026Read more
• Capital Markets

  Order book, market, and limit orders: how is a share actually bought?

  You clicked “Buy” in your investment app. What happens now?10 Aug 2026Read more
• Capital Markets

  Kupat Gemel LeHashkaa or a passive portfolio: what’s better for young people?

  Young people who want to start saving and put their money to work soon encounter two popular options: opening a Kupat Gemel LeHashkaa or building a self-managed passive portfolio through a bank or investment house.10 Aug 2026Read more
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  Trading halt and immediate report: what happens when something big happens to a share?

  You open your investment app and suddenly see an alarming message beside your share: “Trading halted.”6 Aug 2026Read more
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  An IPO on the stock exchange: how does a company turn shares into real money?

  A company that wants to grow, expand, or develop new products needs one central thing: money. Sometimes that money comes as a bank loan, sometimes from private investors—venture-capital funds or angels—and sometimes from the general public through the stock exchange.6 Aug 2026Read more
• Capital Markets

  Controlling shareholder, public holdings, and liquidity: who really owns the share?

  When we say that a share is “traded on the stock exchange,” it is easy to think that all of the company’s shares circulate freely in the market. In practice, that is far from the case.6 Aug 2026Read more
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  Investment portfolio rebalancing: how to keep the portfolio from drifting away from the plan

  This article is intended mainly for people who manage their investment portfolio themselves—for example, through an independent trading account at a bank or investment house—and buy ETFs, index-tracking funds, shares, or bonds themselves.6 Aug 2026Read more