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Determining Nifty Direction! The Everyman's Guide!

In a previous article on Pairs Trading , we had talked about a concept called Mean Reversion (https://www.plindia.com/blog/what-is-pairs-trading/) and how to profit from it. Mean reversion suggests that asset prices …

The mean reversion theory is used as part of a statistical analysis of market conditions, and can be part of an overall trading strategy. It applies well to the ideas of buying low and selling high, by hoping to identify abnormal activity that will, theoretically, revert to a normal pattern.

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Dealing with Stock Market Collapses

“Today was the worst decline since the February decline you don’t remember anymore!” It’s human nature to get emotional about your money when you are in the middle of a …

We present below some “commandments” to follow in the midst of Stock market volatility to maintain your sanity and preserve your portfolio for the long run. Instead of panicking at the worst possible time and then looking back 10 years from now and asking “What If I had….”, following these commandments may help!

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Marine Insurance 101!

International business carries with it significant risks. The importing and exporting of goods can expose you to massive financial losses should your international shipments be damaged or destroyed in transit.

Marine insurance is an important component of international trade and commerce and subject to international regulations at every stage of operations. It is governed by the Marine Insurance Act 1963 in India and guided by the various clauses formulated by the Institute of London Underwriters (ILU) and the international commercial terms known as ‘Incoterms’. Read more on Marine Insurance

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Marine Insurance 101!

International business carries with it significant risks. The importing and exporting of goods can expose you to massive financial losses should your international shipments be damaged or destroyed in transit.

Marine insurance is an important component of international trade and commerce and subject to international regulations at every stage of operations. It is governed by the Marine Insurance Act 1963 in India and guided by the various clauses formulated by the Institute of London Underwriters (ILU) and the international commercial terms known as ‘Incoterms’. Read more on Marine Insurance