Sanbun Investments: Helping you unravel the stock markets
Jan 6, 2020
Nishaan Singh, founder – Sanbun Investments
January 6, 2020, New Delhi, India–
To a naive investor, stock market is an ‘unknown’ area, a place where an investor hesitates to enter, not knowing what and when the outcome would be but wants to fulfil his/her dream to be financial independent and thus bring a positive change in his/her life.
Starting from a passion to make anyone to enter the stock markets a friendly, investor oriented platform, Sanbun Investments, based in New Delhi has grown into a most sought after consulting firm which has delivered positive returns to a large base of its clients.
Nishaan Singh, the founder of Sanbun Investments started trading at a very young age of 15, an age never heard of to get into the Stock Market. Initially, he suffered losses as any new comer does which then made him learn from the mistakes and eventually he learnt the secrets of trading in the markets, whichever way the market moves, whether up or down.
Nishaan Singh, founder – Sanbun Investments He spent hours, days and months analysing data, reading charts, balance sheets and articles gaining knowledge to understand how the stock market performs and reacts. He got into the technical side of the stock market, studying and reading candles, stock prices, valuations and with this vast experience, he found success in his own trading and thus he created the company, a place for people to see a positive outlook in the markets and how they can also, like him ‘make’ money rather than ‘lose’ money in the stock markets.
Sanbun Investments has now an established, dedicated list of clients and he along with his team of trained experts has attracted the likes and attention of many, coming from all spheres of life, be it a student, a naive trader, a businessman, a house-wife or even an established stock market Expert. The company is registered under Registrar of Firms, Delhi. Nishaan Singh is also registered with the National Stock Exchange (NSE) and has expanded its client base in five other countries.
Nishaan Singh did his schooling from Modern School Barakhamba Road, and since his school days he has been attracted towards Stock Markets. His passion and perseverance led him to decode the markets and make money through trading. He believes that anyone with a laptop, an internet connection and a will to work hard can easily make a fruitful career trading in the stock markets.
Nishaan Singh is a Multi Asset Trader, Portfolio Manager, Stock Market Trainer, and lastly a Mentor to anybody who wants to learn the stock market and his unique ‘NS10’ Strategy has become very famous on his massive Instagram connect handle @stockmarketconsultancy
They offer online courses through live webinars and seminars with personal assistance which allows each member to clear his or her doubts then and there. They also offer membership plans, where he provides advisory services to his clients on a monthly basis telling them when and what to buy or sell after a thorough analysis of the direction of the markets along with portfolio management.
At Sanbun Investments, experienced professionals provide training and mentorship from the basics to the advanced level of stock markets, making it possible for everyone out there to gear up and trade in no time. They focus on strategies and tactics needed for generating consistent profits from the stock market.
Now, Sanbun Investments is looking to start a new venture ‘Sanbun Media’ helping businesses grow through SMMA.
Nishaan Singh plans to expand his company to all parts of the world and is working dedicatedly and aims to make it a billion dollar firm by 2030.
To know more visit https://www.sanbuninvestments.com/
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