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Arbitrage is a trading strategy used in finance where an investor takes advantage of price differences of the same asset between two or more markets. The investor buys the asset in the market where it is undervalued and immediately sells it in the market where it is overvalued, making a profit from the difference in prices. The key to successful arbitrage is to act quickly, as the price difference is usually small and the opportunity to make a profit is fleeting.
As per RBI guidelines, what is the definition of a 'Project Loan'?
The rate applicable to an investment lasting for n years when all the returns are realized at the end is called:
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Calculate the current Ratio from the above data:
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Which statement is true out of the following with regards to technical analysis:
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