Early History of Metal Currency

Due to it’s rarity and the work required to mine it, since its discovery, gold has always been used as a currency, investment and a show of wealth.

'Fat Finger' Trading Errors

Errors can happen in any profession, but in trading, errors can cost millions of dollars.

Tulip Mania

Tulip mania was a period from approximately 1600 to 1637 where the price for colourful tulips had an incredible rise in price due to the speculative trading of futures.

Cryptocurrency Explained

Cryptocurrency and blockchain is everywhere, but what does it mean and how does it work.

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Turnover

The total money value of all transactions in a defined time period

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