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The 2018 Asian Women of Achievement Awards - A celebration of incredible Asian Women

  Sukhi Jutla and HRH Countess of Wessex at 2018 AWA Awards

  Our co-founder, Sukhi Jutla, was a finalist in the entrepreneur category of the AWA Awards and we celebrated the event last week with a gala dinner held in association with NatWest, the 2018 Awards were held in the presence of Her Royal Highness The Countess of Wessex, Her Grace The Duchess of Wellington, Tulip Siddiq MP, Baroness Amos, Director, SOAS University of London, Rachel Johnson, Journalist, Author, Lewis Lukens, Deputy Chief of Mission for the US Embassy in London and actress Amrit Maghera

  The Asian Women of Achievement Awards, founded by Pinky Lilani CBE DL in 1999, celebrate multicultural Britain and the contribution of diverse cultures and talents to UK society. We put on a platform, the phenomenal Asian women across the UK and across industries, who are making a valuable and important contribution to British life. The awards play a key role in redefining the contribution of Asian women; and informing a new, positive, pro-diversity debate.

  Sukhi said, ‘I feel honoured I was selected as a finalist in the entrepreneur category and I hope to use this platform to further shine a spotlight on the amazing things female founders and entrepreneurs are doing”.

  Here are a few pics from the eve and it was great to also meet HRH Countess of Wessex, definitely a photo moment!

Navigating the Market with Precision: A Guide to Trading Orders By Amir Shayan Trading in financial markets involves a complex interplay of decisions, timing, and execution. Among the crucial aspects of executing a successful trade are the various types of trading orders. These orders dictate how a trade is placed, executed, and managed. Understanding the different types of trading orders and their uses is fundamental for any trader seeking to navigate the markets effectively. Market Order: Seizing Immediate Opportunities A market order is one of the most straightforward types of trading orders. When you place a market order, you are instructing your broker to buy or sell an asset at the current market price. This type of order is executed immediately, ensuring that you enter or exit a position swiftly. Market orders are particularly useful in fast-moving markets or situations where timing is critical. Limit Order: Controlling Entry and Exit Prices Limit orders offer traders more control over the price at which a trade is executed. When placing a limit order, you specify the maximum price you are willing to pay when buying or the minimum price you are willing to accept when selling. The trade will only be executed if the market reaches or betters your specified price. Limit orders are valuable when you want to enter a position at a specific price level, and you're not in a rush to execute the trade. Stop Order: Managing Risk Stop orders, including stop-loss and stop-limit orders, are crucial for managing risk in trading. A stop-loss order is designed to limit potential losses by automatically selling an asset if its price reaches a predetermined level. On the other hand, a stop-limit order combines the features of a stop order and a limit order. It triggers a limit order once the asset's price hits the stop level, ensuring you sell at a specific price or better. Take Profit Order: Locking in Profits Take profit orders allow traders to secure profits when a trade reaches a certain level of profitability. When you place a take profit order, your position is automatically closed once the asset's price reaches the specified level. This order helps traders avoid the common pitfall of holding onto positions for too long and potentially losing accumulated gains. Trailing Stop Order: Riding the Trends A trailing stop order is a dynamic type of order that adjusts as the price moves in your favor. It helps you lock in profits while allowing your position to remain open as long as the trend continues. The trailing stop level is set as a certain percentage or amount away from the asset's highest price since the order was placed. If the price reverses, the trailing stop order will only be triggered if the price moves by the specified distance. Fill-or-Kill Order: Immediate Execution or Nothing The fill-or-kill order is designed for traders who require immediate execution of an entire order or none at all. If the broker cannot fill the entire order immediately, it will be canceled. This type of order is often used for large trades where partial execution could lead to unfavorable market conditions. One-Cancels-the-Other (OCO) Order: Managing Multiple Scenarios An OCO order is a combination of two orders: a primary order and a secondary order. If one of the orders is executed, the other is automatically canceled. This order type is useful when you want to prepare for multiple possible scenarios, ensuring that your trade strategy adapts to the market's direction. Day Order vs. Good 'Til Cancelled (GTC) Order: Time Constraints A day order is valid only for the trading day on which it is placed. If the order is not executed by the end of the day, it will expire. Conversely, a GTC order remains active until it is filled or canceled by the trader. GTC orders are particularly useful for longer-term strategies.

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