Mohak Pachisia began trading young, before he had the vocabulary for what he was doing. Thirteen years later he has the vocabulary, and a healthy suspicion of anyone who leans on it too hard.

He works for himself now :  Systematic Trading, Quantitative Research, Quantitative Consulting. The institutional years came first: Senior Quant Researcher at QuantInsti, building portfolio-optimisation and risk frameworks and the pipelines that test whether a strategy holds across regimes; before that, multi-asset index strategies at Evalueserve, with institutional money watching. His ground is Statisitics, Technical Analysis, Quantitative Finance, Options and Machine Learning on market data: four ways of asking one question. Does this edge survive contact with a real market?

The training came from the places that set the standard. CQF, all examinations cleared, final project in progress. CFA (USA), Level II. CMT (USA), all levels. EPAT at QuantInsti. 

He started Technically Sorted in 2015 because the good material was locked inside institutions and the free material was noise. More than 15,000 learners later, the method hasn't changed: take the complicated thing apart, show it working on a real chart, hand it over in pieces small enough to actually use.

His interviews appear in Trade and Grow Rich and on MoneyControl. He has run training for firms including Upstox, Motial Oswal and Trade Smart to name a few. He currently trades a systematically backtested strategy live, building a documented record next to the backtest, because he asks students to do the same. None of the credentials are the point. The point is the learner who arrives with a chart and no framework, and leaves with a rule they can test, size and defend.