Share market experts?

Rajesh Sharma

My comment on Sanjay Maharjan ji's post about share market experts.
Interesting and good observation of Kiran Thapa ji.
There are three groups of people in our market. 1) Risk takers (investors, traders), 2) teachers (professors/professionals in for-profit companies) and 3) analysts/experts (paid or unpaid consultants in different covers, instruments of rumor mills, failed investors, part-timers who are interested in small quick bucks and a few true contributors of information and ideas). The first types are achievers or prospective achievers, the second types are knowledge banks but mostly that of past references and values and the third types are a combination of tit-bits with some real contributors in exception.

Hence, the investors/traders are "fact of life", the teachers are the jewels but mostly somehow out fashioned and the analysts/experts are gems but only in exception. Therefore, we should be selective in collection and processing information and should use inputs in making decisions with extra care regarding the source of such information.
Time has come to be aware, informed, educated and enlightened if we like to stay and flourish in the market. Days are numbering for them who invest using gut feelings. The more the mature the market, the more we should be competent enough to understand the complexities.