ASTUTE FINANCIAL SOLUTIONS

noreply@blogger.com (amit kachalia, Nasik) — Mon, 28 Nov 2011 04:13:00 +0000

ASTUTE FINANCIAL SOLUTIONS

Mr. Amit Kachalia
MBA (Fin.), CFP
Nasik, Maharashtra, India

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1) Personal Financial Planning (customised)

2) Investment & Tax Consultancy

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4) Corporate training in Financial Planning stream

(past training programmes for corporates like - Sundaram BNP Paribas AMC, IMS, NJ Gurukul, M & M & many such for medium-sized entities)

5) Personal Financial Planning Software (Microsoft Excel Based Platform)

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6) Coaching / Training in Certified Financial Planning (CFP), Nashik, India

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Cell - 91 97663 13859
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noreply@blogger.com (amit kachalia, Nasik) — Fri, 31 Dec 2010 03:21:00 +0000

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What are the main markets in the world? Your first thought probably went right to the stock market, where individuals can invest in major corporations, buy government bonds, invest in institutional mutual funds, or throw their money at an exciting new technology startup. The stock market is not, however, the biggest market in the world.

Ok you say, gas is pretty expensive these days so it must be the commodities market, where commodity traders buy and sell things as diverse as oil, gas, live cattle and coffee. In reality however, neither of these markets is the largest. The largest market in the world, based on cash value traded, is the forex, or foreign exchange, market. Various estimates state that the average daily value of forex trading is between $2 trillion and $3 trillion a day. That, needless to say, is a lot of money.

Where do you go for forex trading?

There is no centralized market organization for forex trading like the NYSE or the London Commodity Exchange. The forex market is a largely unregulated market that occurs whenever foreign currencies are traded with one another.

Who is involved in forex trading?

Since there is no centralized market for foreign exchange trading, forex trading is a rather pricey club to join. For practical purposes, you have to be a major institutional presence to effectively make forex trades. Because of the requirement to have huge amounts of cash, the primary players in the forex market are banks.

Banks make up the unofficial core of the forex market. This is the inter-bank market, where massive investment banks trade billions of dollars worth of currencies back and forth. Central banks, (such as the U.S. Federal Reserve or the Bank of Canada), also play an important role as they intervene in the forex market to help control the price of their own currencies. Increasingly, hedge funds and other investment firms with significant holdings are becoming involved in this market.

Can individuals participate in the forex market?

Because large institutions such as banks dominate the forex trading scene, it is hard for individuals to get involved in the market. Indeed, retail investors make up a negligible amount of the market. Of course, given the size of the forex market, retail investing still accounts for as much as $50 billion a day, (and is growing each year), which is by no means small change.

However, because forex trading is largely unregulated, investors should be careful before putting any money into the market. A large number of scams have come out in recent years promising access to the inter-bank market. As always, be sure you know what you are investing in before you give your hard earned money to someone else to invest.

What currencies are traded on the forex market?

A small number of currencies dominate the forex trading. The most heavily traded currency is the United States dollar. While the dominance of the United States dollar was once unassailable, it is now being challenged by the Eurozone euro, and the Japanese yen is still a very strong player. Rounding out the other major currencies are the British pound sterling, the Swiss franc and the Australian dollar.

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noreply@blogger.com (amit kachalia, Nasik) — Thu, 30 Dec 2010 13:36:00 +0000

One of the invariable truths of life is that living costs money. Everything from what you eat to the roof over your head to the clothes on your back has required a significant investment in capital. Money, however, does not grow on trees and if you want even the very basic necessities of life you either have to be incredibly lucky or you have to work for what you want in life. Of course, some professions yield more money than others, and not all carry with them the same level of difficulty. Is there, then, a way you can make money easily?

1. Easy Money

Day trading offers the ability for you to make easy money. Of course, you need education to be successful in this kind of business as it can be a complicated process. Unlike a traditional moneymaking job, some days you can lose money. Obviously, this is a high pressure moneymaking system and it isn't for everyone.

2. Future Day Trading

The process of performing future day trading begins with certain commodities and products what is sure to have higher demands in the future. These commodities are usually sugar, gold, oil, coffee and many more. Future trading also involves an agreement that you will be purchasing an amount of commodities and products you will be using in your future trade on a certain time and price. This technique is advantageous because you are able to sell the products and commodities in the future where it sells in a high price. This will give you money, especially if you have purchased the products and commodities in a low price.

3. With Great Reward Comes Great Risks

Future day trading can be a great opportunity for you to gain not only enough but enormous amount of money. Of course, you should be considerable of the different risks available. You can always find information on internet if you want to learn more about futures trading. Websites as well as search engines can be a great way to assist you in your search.

4. Mutual Funds

Unlike other forms of trading, such as currency trading, be careful in what you invest in. If you invest into apples, and there turns out to be a hurricane or other disaster, your money could go right down the drain. When you are dealing with livestock and agricultures, make sure you are aware of the different factors that give high influence on the commodities. To get around this problem, you can invest in a wide variety of different areas of industry. This is often called a mutual fund.

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noreply@blogger.com (amit kachalia, Nasik) — Tue, 30 Nov 2010 03:30:00 +0000

A stockbroker works under the supervision of the Security and Exchange Commission (SEC) of the United States of America, if they are in the United States. They are regulated on how they can offer stock, how they must treat their client`s transactions, and only by passing the tests of the SEC can they do business.

It is reasonable to say that a stockbroker can be seen as a "financial friend" by a client or a client`s worst enemy. It all depends on the nature of the stockbroker, their honesty, and adherence to the regulations that they must follow.

Almost everyone knows something about the stock market. Some know from activities that reach the major news outlets regarding violations of rules or tenets of the marketplace. Occasionally a stockbroker is disciplined by the SEC, or charged by a court of competent jurisdiction for legal wrongdoing. Some know from major events in the stock market, i.e. the crash of 1929, the dot com bubble, and other events.

What can becoming a stockbroker do for you? You can serve your fellow man. You can learn a living. You can become very wealthy. You can grow and go on to become the principle in your own stock brokerage company.

A career as a stockbroker must start with proper licensing. To become licensed you must pass at least two tests a Series 6, and a Series 7. If you work for a firm and advance you career up the ladder there are other tests that must be passed, i.e. Broker Principle, before you can do that job.

Being a stockbroker offers all the challenges of an important sales position. You must be a specialist before you can begin to do the work that produces your income and provide the vital services your clients expect. Once prepared you job is to provide your clients access to a wide variety of markets such as the New York Stock Exchange, the American Stock Exchange, NASDAQ, several commodity exchanges such as the Chicago Exchange, and specialized insurance and banking products as well.

If one thing can be said about becoming a stockbroker it is that it is not easy. The job changes with the whims and wills of the regulators, volatile conditions in the economy and marketplace, and the idiosyncrasies of individual human beings. Becoming a stockbroker requires dedication and the ability to learn and evolve with the times and the financial environment.

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