Does Rakesh Jhunjhunwala buy stocks through brokers like we do?

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Rakesh Jhunjhunwala is a big invester I mean a very well known person in India. Your answer is yes. But not 100% he have many accounts and he invest there money is a highly skilled trader & investor. He don't buy & sell stocks through traditional stock brokers as many new & unskilled traders do.he buy & sell through discount broker. He distribute there money from different different accounts. So there investment is managed by them an there sub broker.
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