Trading strategies as investment methods
Abstract
Trading is used as an investment strategy for individuals and companies. To make an investment in the trading tool, it is necessary to take into account where it is going to be done and what is the management behind to execute an operation. This is operated in the financial mar- kets, which can be called "Brokers" or "Exhange", which are financial asset exchange houses. Trading should be operated under parameters, under fundamental analysis and techni- cal analysis. When the user has a path of defined goals under fundamental analysis and technical analysis, this is called an efficient and effective investor. Since it is under these strate- gies that the greatest exponents in this market recommend to do before aiming for profits or returns. However, many tend to confuse trading with the type or methods of investment. Trad- ing is only the expression of the tool, it is not an investment or investment method. Based on the above, this paper seeks through a documentary research, to carry out a study of the investment methods that exist in the financial markets, tak- ing into account the guide of the specific objectives where it will have to first classify the risks that exist in these markets and identify what are the strategies that investors use when investing in financial markets.Downloads
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