- Trader And Investor In Indian Stock Market
- Personal Experience Of More Then 8 Years
- Family Experience Of More Then 40 Years.
- Follower Of Technical Analysis,Fundamental Analysis,Behavioral Finance
My respects to one and all: Mukund Thakar, Parag Parikh, Elliot Gann, Martin Pring, Johan J Murphy, Jesse Lever Moor, Warren Buffet, Benjamin Graham, Peter Lynch… and to many not so popular but brilliant contributors to the Science of Behavioural Finance, to which Technical Analysis belongs to.
The journey so far of Nishesh Jani family
Grandfather of nishesh jani started the business of cotton in surendranagar in 1950 and continued with farming cotton in his own farms and trading in satta hall in surendranagar with leading traders and ginners of surendranagar like nagin kastur and sons .after 25 years span father and uncle of nishesh jani and grandfather left the business of cotton trading business and entered in the business of stock market in 1978 and first stock they bought via IPO was camphor and alided and thereafter subscribe in IPO of vimal textile(now reliance in) and in 1991 started retail medical shop in surendranagar .
The good gain we earn before 25 years ago in ficom organic which we sold at 248, zensar tech sold at 1000 and sold dr reddy lab at 1000.
The best investments so far are reliance group, Larson and tubro (eventually my family and few others only have subscribed in IPO of Larson and tubro from surendranagar), Tata power, tata steel, and tata motor.
The worst investments so far Hindustan Development Corporation, essar oil, essar steel, and ispat in.
We are in now in business of framing, stock market and medical retailing.
So speculation and investments are in blood of nishesh jani and this is not new but what new are the knowledge and the pattern of trading and investments of stock market with new technology and new theory of trading and investments.
Now the major decisions of stock market are taken by nishesh jani who is technical and fundamental analyst and fan and follower of less known behavior finance theory.
