Most people have heard the old saying, “Don’t put all your eggs in one basket.” The logic: If a farmer were to stumble while bringing the basket of eggs back from the poultry farm, they could end up with a messy situation.

Are you overwhelmed by the sheer number of trading strategies out there? Don’t know whether to day trade, swing trade, or go for a longer-term strategy?

For both retail and professional investors alike, most portfolios should strike a balance between risk mitigation and profit seeking.

Many experienced traders say that the stiffest challenge you’ll face in becoming a trader is conquering your own psyche!!

There are certain fundamentals of investing;  and building a diversified portfolio is the most important of all.

Every business is deeply intertwined with environmental, social, and governance concerns (ESG). ESG refers to three central factors responsible for maintaining the sustainability of any investment.

When it comes to making investments, investors can choose between various options – Active vs. Passive, Debt vs. Equity, Mutual Funds vs. Stocks, and Growth Investing vs. Value Investing. 

You might not realize it in everyday routine, but sophisticated algorithms are already dominating our everyday life, through traffic lights, train schedules, your Facebook newsfeed, and more. 

​​​​​​​Trading is never an easy job for anyone. No matter how well you prepare yourself, there will always be unexpected roadblocks.

Investing in mutual funds has an inherent risk assumed upon the ownership.

​​​​​​​While trading in the futures and options market, many of you must have come across the fact that traders face losses as they dont analyze the Open Interest.