Are you a smart trader? Then you must be well-versed with Market Pulse!
Market Pulse is a superfast, reliable market analysis app that helps people survive, navigate and profit in financial markets.
If not, here are Amit Dhakad (Co-founder, CEO & CTO) and Hiral Jain (Co-founder & CFO) of Market Pulse, on ‘Start-ups Decoded’ brought to you by Firstpost and DigitalOcean.
If you are into the trading world, you will know that markets don’t always move the way you know, or predict them to just by intuition. And you also know how cut-throat it can get. Seconds have immense value, and split second decisions are inevitable. To stay ahead of the game, you need real-time watch lists and constant alerts to stay up-to-date with the ever-changing beats of the market. That is exactly where Market Pulse comes in.
Market Pulse is a superfast, reliable market analysis app that has recently launched trading. It offers tools, knowledge and intelligence that enable people to not just survive but confidently navigate and profit in markets.
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We spoke with both Amit Dhakad (Co-founder, CEO & CTO) and Hiral Jain (Co-founder & CFO) ‘work from home’ style, as they enlightened us about their life, how they manage a start-up and not let it interfere with their personal lives, how Market Pulse came to be, and how useful its products are for anyone looking to trade and win.
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