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 Mutual Funds Mutual funds is a company which brings money from people and invest in Stocks,Bounds And other assest it simple like investing in Some company with other patner which make our small amount invested in that comapny and  Each investor in the  fund  owns shares, which represent a part of these holdings. Types in Mutual Funds: 1. Equity or growth schemes These are one of the most popular mutual fund schemes. They allow investors to participate in stock markets. Though categorised as high risk, these schemes also have a high return potential in the long run. They are ideal for investors in their prime earning stage, looking to build a portfolio that gives them superior returns over the long-term. Normally an equity fund or diversified equity fund as it is commonly called invests over a range of sectors to distribute the risk. Equity funds can be further divided into three categories: >  Sector-specific funds: These are mutual funds that invest in a s...

 MERN Many of us want to start Web development as the part of it very trending topic is MERN   which is Mongo DB,Express,React JS,Node JS . group of all this technolgies is known as mern the scoipe of it aslo increasing day by day So its a grate opportunity to learn this tech. WEB Development: Web development is thing where a person will develop websites which can cross platfroms wityh technologies like HTML,CSS,JAVA SCRIPT this was the earlier part of web development but as now we many frameworks are industry to make Front End and Back END like MERN and etc Learning this technologies we can start freelancing or try for job opportunities You can Learn this on Youtbe for free . Mongo DB: mongo DB is a NOSql database where we can use database without any sql quries. we can insert and delete  data with dome its functions or methods and its very Trending database in industry as it is very easy to use and many of developer as selecting mongo DB Express: Express JS is one ...

Data Scrapping Data scraping, also known as  web scraping , is the process of importing information from a website into a spreadsheet or local file saved on your computer. It’s one of the most efficient ways to get data from the web, and in some cases to channel that data to another website. Popular uses of data scraping include: Research for web content/business intelligence Pricing for travel booker sites/price comparison sites Finding sales leads/conducting market research by crawling public data sources (e.g. Yell and Twitter) Sending product data from an e-commerce site to another online vendor (e.g. Google Shopping) And that list’s just scratching the surface. Data scraping has a vast number of applications – it’s useful in just about any case where data needs to be moved from one place to another. The basics of data scraping are relatively easy to master. Let’s go through how to set up a simple data scraping action using Excel. Data Scraping with dynamic...