TAALEEM
3.26 AED
+0.62%
Today
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Information
Name
Taaleem Holdings
Currency
AED
Standard Leverage
1X
Market Cap
3.23B
Avg Daily Volume
556.81K
52 Week High
4.5 AED
52 Week Low
2.71 AED
Trading Hours
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Business Summary
Taaleem Holdings PJSC provides and invests in education services in the United Arab Emirates. It engages in the development and operation of K-12 schools and other supporting activities. The company also offers licensing, administrative and technical services for structuring, developing, managing and operating schools. In addition, it is involved in the investment and management of educational and commercial enterprises, as well as general trading activities. The company was founded in 2003 and is based in Dubai, the United Arab Emirates.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does defensive trading mean?
Defensive trading means investing in stocks or assets that are less sensitive to economic cycles and tend to perform steadily during market downturns, such as utilities, healthcare, and consumer staples. It’s a strategy to protect your portfolio from volatility and losses during uncertain or declining markets.
Why are utilities a defensive sector?
Utilities are a defensive sector because they provide essential services like electricity and water that people need regardless of the economy, so their demand remains stable even during economic downturns. This stability leads to steady revenues and dividends, making utilities less volatile compared to other sectors.
What are defensive stocks?
Defensive stocks are shares of companies that provide essential goods or services, such as utilities, healthcare, and consumer staples. These stocks tend to remain stable and perform well even during economic downturns because their products are always in demand.
How do you trade defensively?
To trade defensively, focus on investing in stable, low-volatility stocks like utilities, healthcare, and consumer staples that perform well during market downturns. Also, diversify your portfolio, avoid high-risk bets, and consider using strategies like stop-loss orders to protect against big losses.
