Trading coaches Vishal B Malkan and Meghana V Malkan set up their training institute in 2008.
The Malkans share their knowledge through seminars, workshops and online coaching programs.
When an economic slowdown sets in, it is often first reflected in the movement of stock prices. The damage caused by a slowdown, however minuscule, could be relatively detrimental to one’s portfolio, especially that of an uninformed investor.
It is during these times that it may help if one is well-armed with the ability to know the onset of a downtrend in the stock markets. Statistically, many people lose money in downtrends because of lack of adequate knowledge, confidence and the right strategy.
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Vishal B Malkan (L) coached his wife Meghana (R) about the highs and lows of the stock market.
Having been a trader since the age of 16, Vishal B Malkan has faced the highs and lows of the stock market. He then coached his wife Meghana, who has a law degree, about stock trading. Together, they set up their training institute, Malkansview, in 2008 and started to share their knowledge through seminars, workshops and online coaching programs.
The Malkans have also co-authored the book #CASHTAGS – How Anyone Can Get Started in the Stock Markets and Level up as a Power Trader to provide simple solutions to trading dilemmas.
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The book '#CASHTAGS' authored by Malkans can help anyone get started in the stock markets.
Malkansview, one of India’s largest organiser of seminars on stock trading and investing, is organising The Freedom Multiplier seminar on September 14 and 15
Details of the seminar: September 14: From 10 am to 1 pm at Param Banquets, Amber Arcade, Majiwada Village Rd, Sainath Nagar, Thane
September 15: From 10 am to 1 pm at Terna Auditorium, Near Terna Dental College Campus, Plot no 12, Sector no. 22, Phase 2nd, Nerul (W), Navi Mumbai 400706
Event registration is free. Offer is valid only today. For more details , call: 9821618517 or visit www.malkanseminar.com
From Jenner Girls To Oprah Winfrey: When Stock Market Reacts To Celeb Tweets
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A Tweet At A Time
It may be a small noise that a bird makes, but these tweets were heard loud and clear by the stock market. A look at big names who created even bigger waves by raising and reducing companies.
Guess Who’s Down
In the wake of the #Metoo movement, model Kate Upton tweeted how it was“disappointing” that a brand like Guess allowed their creative director to “use his power in the industry to sexually and emotionally harass women”. After her explosive tweet, Guess Inc shares fell by more 17 per cent, clearing out $250 million off its market value.
Not So Cool
This turned out to be a curious case for the other Jenner/Kardashian, Kendall. The model starred in a controversial Pepsi ad that agitated audiences all over the United States as they claimed she made light of the Black Lives Matter movement. Still, Pepsi was unharmed, as Kendall took the flak. But when the Victoria Secret model decided to issue a public apology, Pepsi’s aerated bubble burst and caused stocks to plunge.
Safe And Count
The kooky software mogul, John McAcfee, took to Twitter to talk about the benefits of altcoins — cryptocurrencies smaller than Bitcoin — and recommend Safex, which he said made up “the majority of my holdings”, implying that it was a good investment. The price of the altcoin shot up by 92 per cent minutes later.
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