Unleash the power of trading: Vishal and Meghana Malkan are helping people take control of their financial future

With the stock markets making new highs, most people wonder what a trader/investor should look out for. The key lies in identifying the right sector/stock to make the most of the underlying trend.

It’s a well-known fact that even in rising markets, some people lose money. And most don’t get into it because of lack of adequate knowledge, confidence, right strategy and, of course, volatility.

Having been a trader since the age of 16, Vishal Malkan has seen the ups and downs of the stock market and emerged a successful trader. He also coached his wife Meghana, who has a background in law, in stock trading.


Seeing her successfully transform into a full-time trader helped open up new possibilities for the couple.

They soon set up their training institute, Malkansview, to empower people from various walks of life to become professional traders.

Sharing their knowledge through seminars, webinars, workshops and coaching programs, Malkansview has trained thousands and helped them take control of their financial future.

In their endeavour to reach out to millions of people, they have co-authored a book, '#CASHTAGS – How Anyone Can Get Started in the Stock Markets and Level up as a Power Trader'.

Malkansview, one of India’s largest organisers of seminars on stock trading and investing is organising a seminar — Stock Trading Simplified — in Bengaluru.

When and where

• November 30

Where: At Sri Krishnadevaraya Kalamandhir, Sankey Rd, Malleshwaram, Bengaluru, 560003
From 11 am to 2 pm

Where: At RBD Sarovar Portico, No. 39/5, Marathahalli Outer Ring Road, Brindavan Extension, Doddanekundi, Bengaluru, 560037
From 5 pm to 8 pm

Event registration is free. Offer is valid only today. For more details, call 9821618517 or visit www.malkanseminar.com

Money Talks: When Thomas Markle, Justin Trudeau Got Into Trouble For Their Words

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Thomas Markle (right), the father of Duchess of Sussex Meghan Markle, has been paid for interviews about his relationship with his daughter and the royals.

Here is proof that talk isn’t always cheap:

Thomas Markle (right), the father of Duchess of Sussex Meghan Markle, has been paid for interviews about his relationship with his daughter and the royals. Here is proof that talk isn’t always cheap

Adele has had a difficult relationship with her biological father Mark Evans ever since he walked out on her when she was two years old. In 2011, just when things were looking up, Evans sold a story to a tabloid, saying abandonment issues were behind her unhappy love life. The story further drove a wedge between the father and daughter. While there have been rumours of a reconciliation, the singer put them to rest at the Grammy Awards earlier this year. While on stage, Adele said she loved her manager like her dad. “I don’t love my dad, that’s the thing. That doesn’t mean a lot. I love you like I would love my dad.”

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In 2013, Justin Trudeau, the then MP and Leader of the Liberal Party of Canada, was faced with the controversy of being a paid speaker at events held by charitable organisations. Instances include the $20,000 he charged for speaking at a financially woebegone seniors’ organisation. Responding to the comments, Trudeau said he would be willing to return the money he received. It was disclosed that Trudeau received $277,000 for speaking engagements after he became an MP in 2008.

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In 2013, Justin Trudeau, the then MP and Leader of the Liberal Party of Canada, was faced with the controversy of being a paid speaker at events held by charitable organisations. Instances include t..

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In 2016, the presidential race between Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton (right) and Republican nominee Donald Trump got heated with various allegations being levelled against each of them. It was reported that Clinton made close to $22 million in fees from her paid speeches. Most of it was from groups that had recently lobbied the government and had close ties with Clinton and her top aides.

In 2016, the presidential race between Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton (right) and Republican nominee Donald Trump got heated with various allegations being levelled against each of them. It was r..

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Australia’s former deputy PM, Barnaby Joyce (in pic), who stepped down from his role due to an affair with his former media advisor Vikki Campion, had reportedly stirred trouble again after accepting a fee of $150,000 for a tell-all interview. Many felt that this move made a mockery of Joyce’s plea to respect the privacy of his family at the height of the scandal. There were also reports that the money sought from the interview would be placed in a trust fund for Joyce and Campion’s new-born son, Sebastian.

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In 2016, Eric Bristow (in pic), the former darts world champion, kicked up a storm after tweeting that footballers who made allegations of child sex abuse were “wimps” for not confronting their attackers. His comments saying that footballers aren’t “proper men” and that if he was abused when he was young, he would “have went back and sorted that p**f out”, a word that is derogatory to homosexual men, resulted in a massive backlash. Bristow reportedly asked the BBC for 5,000 pounds in return for an interview about his tweets. While the network refused, he went on to speak to Good Morning Britain. He later released a statement saying, “Any monies offered or received for any interviews with me, will be donated in full to a relevant charity.”

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