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Arbitrage Funds

A type of investment known as 'arbitrage' utilizes the discrepancies in security prices between two markets to generate profits. This strategy is considered to be low risk and is often employed by skilled investors. It involves buying a security in one market and immediately selling it in another at a higher price. This process can be complex, but when executed correctly, it can yield significant returns.

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