By Saurav Pandey | December 10, 2024
A Market Research Analyst studies market trends, consumer behaviour, and competitive activities to provide actionable insights.
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Dealers execute buy-and-sell orders for clients or the organization they represent. They work in high-pressure environments, requiring quick decision-making and excellent knowledge of market trends.
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Traders buy and sell securities, such as stocks and bonds, aiming to generate profits. They can work for financial firms or independently.
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Investment Consultants guide clients in building and managing their investment portfolios. They assess a client’s financial goals and risk appetite to recommend suitable investment options.
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Financial Analysts assess the financial performance of companies, industries, and investment opportunities. They create detailed reports and forecasts to support investment decisions.
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Fundamental Analysts focus on a company’s intrinsic value by analyzing financial statements, business models, and economic factors.
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Risk Analysts evaluate potential risks associated with investments. They help organizations and clients mitigate financial losses by identifying vulnerabilities and suggesting strategies.
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Equity Analysts specialize in researching and analyzing equities. They provide insights into stock performance and create recommendations like “buy,” “sell,” or “hold.”
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Investment Bankers help companies raise capital through public offerings, mergers, and acquisitions. They play a critical role in advising clients on financial strategies and structuring large deals.
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Technical Analysts focus on studying price charts and patterns to predict future market movements. They use tools like moving averages, candlestick charts, and trend lines to provide short-term investment insights.
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