Kishore was a rich man and his father was involved in a stock market. This encouraged him to know more about the currency market but his father was not interested about his idea. His father told him that, it could become very tedious and could make him sit on losses. He never got an encouraging word from his father, but he was not stopped by this. He was an information technology professional, who was well educated in a college in Kanpur. He worked in a software company before the Dot-com crash. He lost his job after the crisis, that affected many parts of the western countries. This made him think about his future and career more seriously.

His thought went back to the currency market. Since, he was rich, he could pursue his further education in the field of finance. He finished his studies in oversees and went on, to encourage people and learn more about the market. As you all know, currency market is a big market where people keep trading, twenty four hours a day and every seven days a week. All that, traded in the market, got a chance to buy or sell their currency.

Since, this is the hottest market in the world and the liquidity flow is too high. You cannot play in the market. Any mistake, it will leave you without a penny. This was not the case of Kishore, he made a detail study about the market and with his experience, he wrote many course materials that taught the trading fundamentals and techniques. He was appreciated as a talented spokesperson. His interviews were published in many newspapers and was also, displayed in television channels. He believed that every person should get, what he deserves. After the crash, he was left without a job, that made him to think more about saving money. Although, he had a good family background and was also, financially sound. He never had the satisfaction. He wanted to become an independent person, who will be able to stand on his own legs and help others to reach greater heights in life, independently. All his speeches, sounded like that. This attracted him to become the head of the Power up capital.