Finance Content Writer
Expertise: Financial Content Strategy & Copywriting, Banking & Wealth Management, Investment Advisory
Education: MBA in Finance & Financial Management Services – Visvesvaraya Technological University (2005–2007), Gold Medalist
Author for Forex Learn Levels 1–3, creating accessible, research-driven modules that simplify forex and personal finance for beginner to intermediate learners.
Produced 1,000+ pieces of SEO-driven financial content for BFSI, fintech, and global clients, including blogs, eBooks, and thought leadership.
Advised and serviced clients on wealth management, PMS, insurance, and banking products while managing MIS, operations, and compliance.
Handled branch operations, investment advisory, and financial planning for HNI and NRI clients, with a focus on mutual funds and insurance.
January 22, 2026
Learning how to trade fair value gaps (FVG) involves identifying a specific 3-candle imbalance where the price moved too quickly. This price action leaves a “Fair Value Gap” (FVG). The core trading strategy is to wait for the price to retrace into this FVG, using that zone (especially the 50% level) as a high-probability entry...
January 23, 2026
Learning how to control emotion in trading means replacing impulsive reactions like fear and greed with a disciplined, logical process. This is the single most critical skill for long-term success. This guide explains the psychology behind common mistakes like FOMO and revenge trading. We will then provide a practical framework to build discipline using a...
January 27, 2026
Written by Anonymous Learning how to trade the Dow Index involves speculating on the price movement of 30 major US blue-chip companies. This guide breaks down what the Dow is and the key factors that move its price. Piprider will explore the different ways to trade it (like CFDs, futures, and ETFs), and cover simple...
January 28, 2026
Learning how to trade earnings is a high-risk, high-reward skill focused on capturing the extreme volatility that occurs around a company’s quarterly financial report. Traders aren’t just looking at the profit (EPS) or revenue; they are betting on the market’s reaction to this news. This guide details the specific strategies for trading before and after...
January 27, 2026
To calculate stop-loss (SL), traders use three key methods: the Percentage Risk Method, the Technical Method, or the Volatility Method. Learning how to calculate stop loss is the single most important skill for managing risk. This guide by Piprider.com is a complete, step-by-step answer to that question, moving from simple formulas to the advanced tools...
January 26, 2026
The Nasdaq 100 (often called NAS100) is one of the most exciting and popular indexes for traders. It is packed with the world’s biggest technology companies, like Apple, Microsoft, and NVIDIA, which makes it very volatile. This high volatility creates many opportunities but also significant risk. This guide is designed for beginners. It will answer...
January 26, 2026
Do you have a trading strategy idea but are afraid to risk real money to see if it works? The solution is backtesting. Backtesting simulates your trading rules against historical data to reveal how they would have performed in the past. It is the only way to prove your strategy has a statistical edge before...
January 26, 2026
Many traders know the RSI for measuring price momentum. The Relative Volatility Index (RVI) takes a different approach. Developed by Donald Dorsey, this technical indicator doesn’t just measure the speed of price changes; it measures the strength and direction of the market’s volatility. It helps investors confirm if a trend is stable or if it...
January 26, 2026
While price indicators like the MACD focus on market direction, they do not account for the level of market participation. The Percentage Volume Oscillator (PVO) addresses this by measuring volume momentum rather than price action. Often referred to as the “MACD for volume,” the PVO helps traders assess whether a trend is supported by rising...
January 23, 2026
Many traders are familiar with momentum oscillators like the MACD. However, the MACD only looks at price. The Klinger Oscillator is a more advanced technical indicator because it combines both price and volume into one signal. This oscillator is designed to measure the long-term trend of money flow. It helps traders assess if volume participation...
January 23, 2026
Successful short selling isn’t just about picking the right entry; it’s about mastering the exit. To cover a short position (or ‘buy to cover’) means purchasing shares to replace those you borrowed, effectively closing your trade. Whether you are securing a profit or cutting a loss, understanding the mechanics of short covering is vital to...
January 23, 2026
Most investors profit when prices rise. But how do you profit when you believe an asset’s price will fall? The answer is a position short, a strategy designed to profit from a declining market’s price movements. This guide explains how a short position works, provides a clear shorting example, and details the significant risks, such...
January 26, 2026
Trading on margin (using borrowed capital) can increase your buying power. However, it is very risky. If your investments fall in value, your margin account equity may drop below a required minimum. When this happens, your broker will issue margin calls. This is a serious demand to deposit more funds or sell assets to cover...
November 26, 2025
For many investors, building a diversified portfolio is a major challenge. Buying individual securities like stocks is risky and time-consuming, while traditional mutual funds can be expensive and inflexible. This is why Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs) have become one of the most popular investment tools in the world. They offer a modern solution that blends...
January 23, 2026
When you are new to trading, the constant movement of numbers on your screen can be overwhelming. At the heart of this activity is the open position. Simply put, an open position is a live trade that has not yet been closed. Unlike a final transaction, it represents active market exposure where your Profit or...
January 23, 2026
Your home is often your most valuable asset, but its value is “locked in.” If you need a large amount of capital for a major expense, like a home renovation, debt consolidation, or education costs, home equity lending is a common way to access those funds. This method allows you to borrow against the value...
January 8, 2026
CSR social responsibility is a business model where companies voluntarily commit to operating ethically and contributing to the well-being of society. It means a business integrates social and environmental goals into its core strategy, rather than focusing only on profits. A strong corporate social policy is now a vital part of building brand trust and...
January 24, 2026
A Guaranteed Investment Fund (GIF) is a special investment product sold only by life insurance companies. Think of it as a hybrid that combines the growth potential of a mutual fund with the safety net of an insurance policy. The main feature of a GIF financial product is its promise, or “guarantee.” It ensures that...