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Even after so much technical innovation, companies fail to properly mitigate foreign exchange risk. For this reason, we create a simple guide for those interested in learning about the ways one can counter currency risk.

  Hedge funds and mutual funds are popular investment vehicles in which investors entrust their money to fund managers and they invest their money in different kinds of publicly traded securities. But the fund management strategy in these two is entirely different.   Mutual funds In mutual funds, funds are collected from the investors to invest in financial statements. These funds are being managed by the fund managers, they decide which stocks or bonds to buy and how much. Mutual funds have to declare their Net Asset Value (NAV) every day as SEBI governs them. This is the main difference...

A Hedge Fund is an investment pool contributed by a limited number of investors setting a specific goal in mind- mostly to maximize returns and minimize risk. Looking at the nature of hedge funds it can be rightly said that it is typically suitable for qualified investors and managers. 

  Japanese Candlestick charting technique is the modern way of how to read a stock chart. Bar charts and line charts have become a bit outdated. Candlestick is a much simpler way to read price action and the patterns and with the help of the patterns, we can create a compelling story. Japanese candlestick charting techniques explain the most important part of trading i.e. support and resistance. How to buy low and sell high. Many traders prefer these three money-making techniques.   1. Shorting Stocks That Go Parabolic: The stocks that go parabolic are then ones that face massive moves in the...

Data is a fact of life in today's competitive financial marketplace. Financial institutions are exploring new methods to integrate data analytics into their ecosystem. Look at how data analytics will transform the finance industry in the near future.