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Factor Investing in lemans terms is rule based investing in stocks. In factor investing there are certain set of fixed transparent rules which are used to qualify stocks for investment. The rules set are attributes which are the driving forces behind stock returns.  A factor-based investment strategy involves tilting investment portfolios towards and away from specific factors in an attempt to generate long-term investment returns in excess of benchmarks. The approach is quantitative and based on observable data, such as stock prices and financial information, rather than on opinion or speculation. How Factor investing came into existence? Reference: Fidelity||Overview of Factor Investing In the late 1960s ,the first model of CAPM was introduced which can be considered as base of factor investing. In the first and basic model of factor investing it was suggested that a single factor market exposure drives the risk and return of a stock. Then was

The Dow theory based on the stock price movement was introduced to the world in 1932 by William Peter Hamilton, Robert Rhea and E. George Schaefer who derived the Dow theory from 255 editorials written by Charles H Dow in the year 1900-1902 published in Wall Street journals. Dow himself never used the term Dow theory nor presented it as a trading system. Dow Theory served as an initial basis for further development of technical analysis, and nowadays it still plays an important role in the financial world. The Dow theory is based on the 6 tenants which are as follow The market has three movements The following are the 3 movements of the market The “main movement” it is considered as primary movement which can last for years. When there is a wave of rising prices, we have a rising(bull) market, when prices are declining, we have a falling (bear) market,

USD-INR forex pair has been in the headlines since the start of the year because of the degrading value of Rupee wrt to US dollars. On 01st July 2022 rupee closed at 79.063 with day high of 79.48 for 1 US dollar. the Indian Rupee has fallen for 4% in the past 6 months. The rising value of USD against Indian rupee has become a concern for the Indian economy. Rising prices of food and fuels due to the Ukraine-Russia war has been one of the major reasons of depreciation of Rupee. The strength of the US dollar was a result of risk-off sentiment that came partly from concerns over the US Federal Reserve’s capability to check high inflation, which raised the US dollar’s appeal as a safe-haven currency. How does the Prices fluctuate of USD_INR currency in forex exchange? The USD-INR forex works on the demand and supply of