Over the last decade, we have seen several instances where most market investors have been caught off-guard and surprised by new developments. Most notably, the stock market events of 2008-2009 were some of the most significant in recent memory — and this has led many investors to feel skittish when looking to establish new investment positions.
Latin America has quickly become the new go-to spot for investors, with even the country of China having pledged a sum of $250 billion within the next ten years.
If you need a reminder of how complex investing in the stock market can be, look no further than the row currently raging between Lloyds Bank and up to 100,000 investors who helped to bail it out in 2009 by agreeing to take up some rather special corporate bonds.
Goldman Sachs is the bank everyone loves to hate. In the first of our two-part investigation into the bank, we ask why they emerged as the biggest winners in the financial crisis. We also look at how they lobbied the US Government to reduce banking regulations, how they acquired massive fortunes by selling sub-prime mortgages, and how they deceived their clients by betting against the products they sold.
Top Mutual Funds are those mutual funds which have experienced high returns consistently over a considerable time period and had shown least volatility in market operations and market gain. So, only the higher rate of return is not the proper gage to judge one mutual fund’s strength and capability. Whether a mutual fund has maintained a stable path of capital growth without experiencing much risk, is something of great importance.
Citadel Hedge Fund is a very reputed hedge fund in United States Of America. Its presence could be felt around the world and its branches can be found in Chicago, San Fransisco, New York, London, Hong Kong and Tokyo.
