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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 the London Stock Exchange(LSE). This is an opportunity for arbitrage. An arbitrageur can buy stock from the NYSE and sell it on the LSE, making a risk-free profit. Though in principle, an arbitrage guarantees a risk free profit, with technological advancements in trading, it's becoming more and more difficult to profit from market errors. Any pricing error is usually acted upon quickly, and the opportunity is lost within a matter of seconds
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The stock market is a marketplace where investors buy and sell shares of publicly traded companies. It enables companies to raise capital by issuing stocks, while investors can profit through price appreciation and dividends. Stock exchanges, like th
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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 t
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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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