With the Sensex reaching an unprecedented 75,000, marking an all-time high, the Indian stock market has delivered exceptional returns over the last decade. Investors who participated in this record bull run have seen their wealth multiply almost threefold. However, many individuals missed this opportunity for various reasons: lack of time for research and analysis due to workload, insufficient market knowledge, the challenge of market timing, and the fear of wealth erosion in volatile markets. These reasons are rational, as investing is a complex and time-consuming task often best left to professionals. As it is often said, investing is not a part-time job As we know, the stock market has a vast depth, and a proper direction is required for shaping our investment philosophy, in which mentoring plays a quite crucial role.

As humans, we are always intrigued by the future. One thing that is most likely to change and shape our future is technology. The rapid evolution of technology has been affecting our daily activities and changing the ways we perform our tasks. The investment and finance world is no exception. Technological advancement has and will bring radical change to investment landscapes, ushering in a new era of innovation, efficiency, and accessibility. Here's a brief overview of how technology is likely to impact financial trading in the coming years: