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Being able to understand the history of the Indian stock markets will enable a trader to ascertain the importance of the stock market and why they were formed. Anyone with an interest in trading in stocks or futures will need to know the advantages and disadvantages inherent in the transactions. Once you know how to buy stocks and how to short stock, it becomes a simpler process. But it's always a good idea to consult to solidify the knowledge base and ensure the proper thought process. Only an aware and educated investor can make informed investment decisions and informed investment decisions more often than not make rich gains and that is what matter.

The House Of Wadhwas and House of Khandelwals have been pioneers, innovators and market leaders in their own respective fields have joined hands in setting up the most ultra modern institute with an aim and commitment to provide PROFESSIONAL & QUALITY education related to the Financial Markets.

The Khandelwals have made landmark achievements. To name a few: Achieving the status of being India’s largest Steel Importers.The construction of USHA KIRAN building, the first skyscraper in India, a 25-storied building situated in the most desired location of Mumbai. The construction of India’s first mini township. The creation of India’s largest Silicon Wafer Fabrication facility.Several collaborations in the field of electronics with Siemens AG, Herrmann KG, Lucky Goldstar to name a few.

Shri Ashok Wadhwa has over 20 years of market experience. After having worked in senior positions with some of the leading brokerages and fund managers, he took up teaching subjects related to Stock Market and Technical Analysis. He has been instrumental in conceptualizing teaching of Technical Analysis in a well structured, practical oriented format. He is also the co-author of a book “Introduction to Financial Markets Part-I” brought out by the CBSE for class XI. He is a visiting faculty to many institutes including the Indian Institute of Foreign Trade, New Delhi (a deemed university).