Markets
Fibonacci Retracements – A Profitable Trading Strategy
Stock markets are set up in a series of Measured Moves and continue in a trend of either rising or falling...
Ria Vaghela
Ria V Vaghela is an M&A Associate at RSM UK and an MSc Finance graduate from the London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE). She has worked at Jefferies, Dial Partners, GP Bullhound and 7i Capital prior to RSM UK gaining an extensive experience in finance. She has also worked as an Editor and Content Writer for The Representative Media. Apart from finance, she is interested in reading books on philosophy, self-help and economics, likes to paint and play lawn tennis.
Economics
COVID-19 changing the dynamics for oil-reliant Gulf Countries
Oil losing its charm leaves the oil-reliant Gulf countries with no option but to give it up slowly.
Indian Banking System
India’s Grappling Banking Sector: Viral Acharya and Raghuram Rajan on the way forward
The Indian Banking Sector, struggling with rising NPAs since 2016, followed by the NBFC crisis in 2018, and the COVID-19 lockdown,...
Opinion
Secularism: The Indian Version
Secularism - one of the most debated topics in India - needs a critical evaluation
Economics
Path to Economic Recovery In Response To The COVID-19 Pandemic
The COVID-19 pandemic, having impacted the global economy worst since the Great Depression, calls for a speedy economic recovery over geopolitical...
Quick Reads
Special Drawing Right (SDR)
The SDR is an international reserve asset issued by the IMF (International Monetary Fund). It serves as a supplement or alternative...
Economics
Finance: the Present and the Future
The term ‘Finance’ originates from the French word ‘Finer’ which means ‘make an end’ or ‘settle a debt’. Hence, in literal...
Markets, Quick Reads
9 Common Mistakes To Avoid While Investing
Trading and investing in the stock market seems fun, quick money-making business. However, that is not necessarily true for all the...
Economics, Markets
Market Performance v/s Economic Performance
Examining whether there exists a correlation or a causation between the Market Performance and the Economic Performance of a country.