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We usually hear about 'Bottom-Up investing' through Wall Street reports. It's an appropriate approach to get excess earnings.
What is Bottom-Up investing?
Bottom-up investing is an investment style in which an investor focuses on the fundamental of an individual company, rather than on the industry in which that company operates or on the greater economy as a whole.
What to consider?
Bottom-up investing forces investors to consider microeconomic factors first and foremost.
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OPEC+ in crisis as specter of destructive infighting looms again
OPEC+ was plunged into crisis as a worsening fight between Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates blocked an oil-supply increase.
What happens next will determine whether the breakdown of talks -- which sent crude climbing toward $80 a barrel -- could escalate into a conflict as bitter and destructive at last year’s price war.
At stake is the stability of the global economic recovery amid growing inflationary pressures, and the ability of the producers’ alliance to retain its hard-won control over the oil market.
Football’s probably coming home to England, Goldman model predicts
Could football finally be coming home? Goldman Sachs Group Inc. thinks so.
The U.S. bank predicts that England will win its first major soccer tournament in 55 years, after its original pick, Belgium, was eliminated from the Euro 2020 tournament on Friday.
“It’s (probably) coming home,” Goldman’s Christian Schnittker wrote in a note, referring to the line of the 1996 song Three Lions that is chanted -- often ironically -- by England fans.
Amazon maintains lead in cloud infrastructure market
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With all this talk, you're probably wondering how to start the "game". 
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Why we host this event?
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