Apurva Sheth
Research Analyst
of
Fast Profits Report
Apurva Sheth is our lead Chartist and Editor of our premium, techno-funda newsletter, Fast Profit Report.
Apurva is a passionate technical analyst with substantial experience, and follows an integrated approach when it comes to his trading picks. He draws logic from different schools of thought - covering both classical and the contemporary techniques of technical analysis.
He is a Chartered Market Technician (CMT) and a member of the Market Technician Association (USA). In the past, Apurva has helped banks, mutual funds, insurance companies and FII's among others make profits based on his recommendations. Apurva was also regular guest contributor on Zee Business and The Economic Times.
As part of the Profit Hunter team, Apurva is focusing all his efforts on ensuring that you, his readers, regularly get access to actionable, and profitable, trading opinions. And he is doing this using his own proprietary process, which has been proven to work over the years.
When not using his eye for detail on charts and statistics, Apurva uses it to compose fabulous pictures as an amateur photographer.
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