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Investment Business Helicopter View

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  At the most basic level, investing/trading is about buying and selling assets for long-term/short-term gains [1,3]. It is all about buying X value of assets worth of intrinsic (fair market) value Y such that Y/X<<1. When you buy high-value companies for half of their value, you can experience quite generous returns. While investments can be profitable, they are also associated with risks. Risk  is central to investing because without the more risk you run, the greater your chances will be of losing your investment. On the other hand, a good rule of thumb is that greater returns come with greater volatility.  Therefore, it is important to use stock market risk management strategies that minimize the risk and maximize the gain [1-3]. This guide will support and advise you in order to enable quantitative and bias-free comparison of the risk profiles of various banks and investment companies. As an individual investor without prior knowledge of stocks and finance...

Acknowledgments

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  A cknowledgments This blog is dedicated to the Animal Welfare Foundation (AWF) led by the Veterinary profession. Animal welfare should be at the forefront of every human action involving animals. They are there to ignite something in people’s consciences and in their hearts. This is also a contribution to HiSciDat - an emerging open communication platform that supports t he creation and dissemination of data-driven knowledge for the benefit of society .      While in the process of contributing to the Open Software Foundation (OSF) and E-Learning organizations (MOOCs), I began to assemble materials for the beginner’s investment guide, a process that allowed me to accomplish in-depth stock market research in terms of investment risk management. This research would not have been possible without the in-kind collaboration with major public cloud computing services (GCP/AWS/Azure) and the industry leaders in analytics (MS, Google, SAS, MathWorks and RStudio)....