Jayesh Chandra Gupta

Jayesh Chandra Gupta

Jayesh Chandra Gupta is an Equity Product Specialist at Nomura International Wealth Management. His work involves recommending stock and structured product ideas, covering global equities (US,Europe, Japan, China, SEA), to Nomura Wealth Management Team. He is an MBA from Indian Institute of Foreign Trade, New Delhi and holds a B.Tech in Mechanical Engineering from Indian Institute of Technology, Mandi. He has also completed –The Henley Executive Hedge Fund Programme and is currently studying MSc in Financial Engineering from World Quant University.

Jayesh was introduced to Fundamental Equity Research & Technical Analysis during his MBA, where his team was the National Finalist of CFA Research Challenge. After MBA, Jayesh worked as a Sell-side Equity Research Analyst at JM Financial, covering Indian Auto & Auto Ancillaries.

Given his background in Engineering and love for Mathematics & Technical Analysis, he was always intrigued with likely application of Physics in Financial Markets. He authored this paper, as part of the same curiosity.

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Jayesh Chandra Gupta is an Equity Product Specialist at Nomura International Wealth Management. His work involves recommending stock and structured product ideas, covering global equities (US,Europe, Japan, China, SEA), to Nomura Wealth Management Team. He is an MBA from Indian Institute of Foreign Trade, New Delhi and holds a B.Tech in Mechanical Engineering from Indian Institute of Technology, Mandi. He has also completed –The Henley Executive Hedge Fund Programme and is currently studying MSc in Financial Engineering from World Quant University.

Jayesh was introduced to Fundamental Equity Research & Technical Analysis during his MBA, where his team was the National Finalist of CFA Research Challenge. After MBA, Jayesh worked as a Sell-side Equity Research Analyst at JM Financial, covering Indian Auto & Auto Ancillaries.

Given his background in Engineering and love for Mathematics & Technical Analysis, he was always intrigued with likely application of Physics in Financial Markets. He authored this paper, as part of the same curiosity.

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