Shyam Sunder Gupta
A Ladder To Success
A Ladder To Success
Shyam Sunder Gupta
I was always fascinated by the word “Exchange”. In primary class we learnt about barter and its evolution into money. But what excited me the most was a platform where we can exchange ownership. With increasing age my curiosity also rose and I started engaging myself into the financial field. I attended broker’s office for few months, worked hard and learnt how trading is done in real time.
I was always fascinated by the word “Exchange”. In primary class we learnt about barter and its evolution into money. But what excited me the most was a platform where we can exchange ownership. With increasing age my curiosity also rose and I started engaging myself into the financial field. I attended broker’s office for few months, worked hard and learnt how trading is done in real time.
As we know that being perseverant bring the results, so is in this case. In December I got an opportunity to work as an intern under “THE FINANCIAL DOCTOR”, where I channelled myself into real world trading platform. Apart from learning technical analysis, I learnt that if you are an adamant person and give your 100% in anything, you will achieve favourable results. But it is too early to say much, as my journey in the financial field has just started. I hope to touch the sky very soon.
As we know that being perseverant bring the results, so is in this case. In December I got an opportunity to work as an intern under “THE FINANCIAL DOCTOR”, where I channelled myself into real world trading platform. Apart from learning technical analysis, I learnt that if you are an adamant person and give your 100% in anything, you will achieve favourable results. But it is too early to say much, as my journey in the financial field has just started. I hope to touch the sky very soon.
- Shyam Sunder Gupta
- Shyam Sunder Gupta
(Motilal Nehru College, Delhi University)
(Motilal Nehru College, Delhi University)
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