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Infrastructure InvestingInfrastructure investing is an increasingly popular strategy among investors seeking to diversify their portfolios and gain exposure to a sector that is often considered more stable than others. Infrastructure investments include a wide array of assets, such as transportation networks, power generation, water treatment, and telecommunication systems. These assets are essential for economic growth and […]
Peter Lynch StrategyPeter Lynch, a renowned investor, took the helm of Fidelity’s Magellan Fund in 1977 and transformed it into one of history’s most successful mutual funds. During his tenure from 1977 to 1990, the fund boasted an impressive average return of 29.2% per year. Lynch’s investing strategy, which has proven effective over time, can provide valuable […]
Margin of SafetyThe “Margin of Safety” is a fundamental investment concept, first introduced by the renowned value investor Benjamin Graham. It emphasizes the importance of purchasing assets at a price well below their intrinsic value (when possible), thus providing a cushion against market fluctuations and reducing the likelihood of capital loss. This article will explore the concept […]
Seasonal TradingSeasonal trading refers to the tendency of financial markets to exhibit patterns or trends at specific times of the year. These recurring patterns provide opportunities for traders to take advantage of price fluctuations by adjusting their trading strategies accordingly. In this article, we’ll explore seasonal spread trading, stock market seasonality, and the reasons behind the […]
Factor InvestingFactor investing is an investment strategy that focuses on selecting securities based on certain characteristics, known as factors, that have been proven to drive investment returns over time. This approach helps investors build more efficient and diversified portfolios, ultimately improving risk-adjusted returns. In this article, we’ll look into the key factors in investing, including value, […]
Mean Reversion StrategiesMean reversion strategies are based on the principle that prices of financial assets will eventually move back toward their long-term average or mean. Here are a few examples of mean reversion strategies for trading financial markets: Mean Reversion Strategies Relative Value Trading Relative value involves comparing the price of an asset to another related asset […]
‘Buy The Dips, Sell The Rips’ StrategyThe “buy the dips, sell the rips” strategy is largely based on the belief that short-term price fluctuations are often driven by market sentiment (“noise”) rather than fundamental changes in the value of the asset. The fundamental value of a stock (or piece of equity in a business, more generally) is the amount of cash […]
Quad Witching (Triple Witching)In markets, certain events can have a significant impact on trading volumes and market volatility. One such event is known as quadruple witching or, more accurately in today’s context, triple witching. This phenomenon, which occurs four times a year, refers to the simultaneous expiration of three major types of derivatives contracts: stock options index futures, […]
OANDA Adds CFDs On US & UK StocksAward-winning broker, OANDA, has bolstered its suite of CFDs beyond European stocks to include US and UK equities. Clients can trade the new products through the broker’s popular trading platforms, including MetaTrader 4 (MT4) and TradingView. Fresh Trading Opportunities The launch of the new contracts for difference was announced this week under the Global Markets […]
Central Bank & Government Intervention in Financial Crises: Risks & RewardsDuring times of financial crises, central governments and central banks have a tendency to print money to buy assets and backstop financial markets. This action comes at a cost to the balance sheets of these entities. However, the impact of these actions creates a safer environment for households. Unlike the private sector, central governments and […]
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