ASP.NET MVC – Project Items

ASP.NET MVC – Project Items

/App_Data

This folder contains private data such as XML Files or databases if you are using SQL Server Express, SQLite, or other file based repositories.

IIS web server will not server any other the contains from this folder.

/App_Start

This folder has core configuration settings about the project, including route definitions, filters and content bundles.

/Areas

Areas is a way to partition large application into smaller pieces.

/bin

Bin consists of the compiled assembly of MVC application along with any referenced assemblies that are not in the GAC.

/Content

This folder holds the content for CSS files and images.

/Controllers

This folder contains all the controllers.

/Models

This folder has all the view model and domain model classes.

/Scripts

This directory holds the JavaScript libraries.

/Views

This directory holds the views and partial views, grouped by the controller name. The web.config file prevents the views to be served by IIS. It must be rendered by action methods in controller class.

/View/Shared

This directory holds layouts and views which are not specific to a single controller.

/Views/Web.config

It contains the configuration required to make views work with ASP.NET and prevents views from being served by IIS and the namespaces imported into views by default.

/Global.asax

This is the global ASP.NET application class. Its code-behind class (Global.asax.cs) is the place to register routing configuration, as well as set up any code to run on application initialization or shutdown, or when unhandled exceptions occur.

/Web.config

This is the configuration file for the application.

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Trading: Stock Beginners Guide

Stock Beginners Guide

What is Stock?

Ownership share in a company.

What is investment?

An asset or item purchased that will appreciate in the future, generate income or sold at a higher price.

With money you can buy shares, bonds, mutual funds or do fixed deposit.

Inflation

When cost of living increases (prices of goods and services increases).

Dividend – share of profits paid out to shareholders

Market Capitalization Analysis

Price * No of shares outstanding = total value of all of the stock outstanding.

RangeStock ValueAnalysis
Nano Cap< $50mHighly Risky
Micro Cap< $250mHighly Risky
Small Cap$250m – $1bPotential growth
Mid Cap$1b – $10b Safety investing and potential growth
Large Cap$10b – $50b Conservative stock investors
Greater safety
Ultra Cap> $50bBiggest of the big eg. Apple, Google

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Dollar Cost Averaging

Price to Earning Ratio