CapitalVia organizes customer education meet in Singapore

This was an educational initiative by the company aimed at making the traders aware about professional trading in country.

The agenda of the meet was to give a real insight into how professional traders should analyze and trade in volatile market conditions. 

 

The session also got hold of the proven strategies for all market conditions to bring in consistent profitability for the customers.

A trader is often darting in and out of stocks on short notice, and is forced to make quick decisions. To accomplish this, they need a certain presence of mind. They also, by extension, need discipline, so that they stick with previously established trading plans and know when to book profits and losses, the company said in a statement. 

Also greediness can be the worst enemy in trading and can have devastating results. Therefore, lead research of CapitalVia team addressed some of these concerns and educated their customers to get started by formulating a trading plan and getting well versed with their respective areas of interest, it said.

Commenting on this initiative, Rohit Gadia – Founder & CEO, CapitalVia Consulting Private Limited said, “In order to go a long way in professional trading one has to learn the psychological aspect of trading first and inbuilt discipline in one’s own self to take the right decision at the right time.  Also it’s fairly logical to plan your trade and trade your plan. With our CEP initiative we want to overcome the fear of the traders and educate them to follow the right trading plan in order to lead."

"During the interactive session, potential traders and customers also got the opportunity to address their queries to the research team of CapitalVia and they learned about the good risk and reward ratio. Overall it was a great tool of visibility for the company abroad and the customers appreciated the session. CapitalVia is also determined to generate more awareness in other parts of the world and deliver the best services for all," Gadia said.