Our course will provide you with the IT and research abilities that companies need in investment and financial risk and a highly competitive industry. This demanding and intense course is aimed to generate analytical, high-caliber individuals with practical skills who are ready to enter a specialized career. You’ll be qualified to work in investing, trading, financial analysis, fund management, banking, financial services, finance, and financial consultancy as a graduate. The course is a highly practical curriculum that incorporates real-world examples, cutting-edge research and ideas, and real-time data.
Example:
Risk management aids in the reduction of losses. It can also help traders avoid losing their entire investment. When traders lose money, they are exposed to risk. Traders can open themselves up to generating money in the market if risk can be handled. The one-percent rule is followed by a number of day traders. This rule of thumb basically states that you should never invest more than 1% of your capital or trading account in a single trade. So, if you have $10,000 in your trading account, you shouldn’t have more than $100 in any one instrument.
This is a frequent technique for traders with accounts under $100,000—some even go as high as 2% if they can afford it. Many traders with larger account balances may prefer to use a lesser percentage. This is due to the fact that when the size of your account grows, so does the position. The easiest method to limit your losses is to stick to a 2 percent rule.
Who should take this course?
This course is appropriate for both experienced corporate finance and financial management professionals who wish to expand their knowledge and those who are interested in pursuing a career in this field.