Portfolio Management and Trading Intern

About Tradeshala

Tradeshala is India’s leading practical trading and investment training platform.

Role Overview

As a Portfolio Management Intern – Multi-Asset Class, you will assist in designing, analysing, and managing trading portfolios across forex, commodities, and crypto markets.

Key Responsibilities

• Support portfolio tracking and performance analysis across currencies (forex), commodities (gold, oil), and crypto assets (BTC, ETH, etc.)
• Assist in researching market trends, economic data, and price action to optimize portfolio decisions
• Participate in building, testing, and documenting trading strategies across asset classes
• Monitor real-time market movements and support in generating trade ideas
• Contribute to risk assessment, position sizing, and asset rebalancing
• Maintain portfolio dashboards, summary sheets, and performance logs
• Collaborate with trading mentors on live sessions and performance reviews

Requirements & Tech Stack

• Students or graduates in Finance, Economics, BBA/MBA (Finance), Quant, or similar fields
• Strong interest in macro trading, crypto investing, and global markets
• Understanding of portfolio management principles, asset allocation, and trading tools
• Good with Excel, Google Sheets, and platforms like TradingView, Binance, or MetaTrader
• Analytical, disciplined, and comfortable working in data-driven environments
• Exposure to or curiosity about high-volatility markets (especially crypto and commodities)

What You’ll Gain

• Deep-dive experience in live portfolio management across volatile global assets
• Learn real-world risk, return, drawdown analysis, and strategy deployment
• Stipend up to ₹20,000/month, based on performance and deliverables
• Letter of Recommendation (LOR) and internship certificate upon successful completion
• Pre-Placement Offer (PPO) opportunity for high-performing candidates
• Real-world experience in multi-asset trading environments

Duration: 2 Months

Start Date: Immediate availability preferred