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Grinder refers to an investor who tends to make small, consistent profits through relatively small trades. Guilder shares were a way for Dutch companies to list shares on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE). The Hang Seng Index (HSI) is a benchmark for blue chip stocks traded on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange. A hedging operation is a tactical action that an investor takes to reduce the risk of losing money (or running a deficit) while implementing their investment strategy. Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing Limited (HKEx) is a public holding company that includes some of the largest market institutions in the world. Horizontal markets are markets in which there is a wide, diversified and diversified production and consumption. An inefficient market is a market that fails to incorporate all available information into a true reflection of the fair price of an asset. IDR or ADR is a certificate of ownership of a number of shares of a company traded on a foreign exchange. International investing means holding securities issued by companies or governments outside the investor’s home country. The International Maritime Organization is an agency tasked with improving the safety and security of international shipping.