Read what technical analysts have to say on current market scenario; New batch commencing from June 28

ShareSansar, June 19

ShareSansar has been providing Share Market Technical Analysis training to prepare the investors to deal with the uncertainties of the secondary market. The training has already imparted technical skills up to 5th batches of learners. The 6th batch will start from June 28, 2015.

The training is suitable for traders, investors, institutional investors, portfolio managers, and those who want to have a deep understanding of the trends in secondary market.

The main objective of the training is to enable investors when to be fearful or greedy.

The technical training is a 3 week-long package available in morning as well as evening shifts. The total fee for training is Rs 15,000, which includes a Technical Analysis Software.

Course contents include Trend Analysis, Support and Resistance, Pivot Analysis, Fibonacci, Candlesticks, Patterns, Oscillators.

ShareSansar had asked question to the past batch about, looking the current market scenario investors should buy or sell the share?Here’s what who took part in the training have to say:

Rajeeb Bhakta Mulmi, Banker

Firstly, it is very important for the investor to identify the company and be well informed about its performance and management. Good analysis of the company is a must. If we see for the long term investment then it is good time to buy shares now. The investors should figure out the financial status of the company such as for how long has the company been in profit and providing bonus to its shareholders.

Nabin Serpuja, student and job holder in Co-operative

As per Nabin Serpuja, The market trend should be analyzed first and Investors should know whether they are investing for short term or long term and what are their required expectations from the market.

Upal Shakya, Businessman

According to Upal Shakya, It’s not the feasible time to invest now.  Analyzing earlier trends, Nepse point will likely go down in Ashad, being the end of the fourth quarter. He opined that investors should not rush to sell their shares but rather wait for sometime and let the market equilibrium.


Rupesh KC,  Investor

Even after the devastating earthquakethe market is going  in upward trend and has rebound in its previous situation but I think Short term investors should wait to invest in shares and also hold their shares for a while.