Trying to do better • 3m
Did you know that one of the world's major financial institutions, the London Stock Exchange (LSE), has its roots in a coffee house? It's true! The LSE initially operated out of Jonathan's Coffee House in London. This wasn't a formal trading floor to begin with, but rather a popular gathering spot where brokers and investors would meet to discuss and trade stocks and other financial instruments. The trading conducted there was initially informal. However, this dynamic, informal atmosphere at Jonathan's and other coffee houses laid the crucial groundwork for the formalization of stock trading. Eventually, the London Stock Exchange was formally established, but its origins are firmly planted in that bustling coffee house environment. A fascinating reminder of how informal interactions can evolve into structured institutions!
Figure it out • 2m
Term of the day: Arbitrage Arbitrage is the exploitation of market inefficiencies where the price of an asset is different in different markets For example, Company X's stock is listed at 20$ on the New York Stock Exchange(NYSE), but $20.05 on th
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Got very busy with work,so couldn't post my today's learning but I read about history of BSE,writing here in short. BSE Limited, also known as the Bombay Stock Exchange is an Indian stock exchange which is located on the renowned Dalal Street, also
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