Showing posts with label webinars. Show all posts
Showing posts with label webinars. Show all posts

Thursday, 9 August 2018

Let's Talk Common Patterns – A Webinar by ActivTrades



On the 14th August 2018 the competitive online broker ActivTrades is organizing a free online webinar focusing on the Common Patterns in trading. The webinar will be led by Martin Walker, a former Royal Navy Commander and Chartered Engineer turned full time professional Trader, Educator and Mentor, who is passionate about perfecting and teaching his trading techniques. 
Take advantage of this excellent educational opportunity to learn useful trading techniques!


In case you miss seeing the webinar you can also watch it from the ActivTrades’ webinars archive.



Thursday, 19 April 2018

ActivTrades Education: Webinars Archive



Would you like to learn about the different aspects of Forex trading? If you do, the competitive online broker ActivTrades invites you to visit their webinars archive where you can watch, completely free of charge, various webinars focusing on different types of analysis, major news events, strategies, trading tools and so much more. 

All ActivTrades’ webinars are led by finance professionals with years of experience and with their help you can only build and expand your knowledge as traders!



Thursday, 13 July 2017

UK Election Result, a Month Later Webinar by ActivTrades




The competitive online broker ActivTrades held a fantastic webinar yesterday, 12th June, called  UK Election Result, a Month Later. The webinar was led by speaker Stephen Hoad - a proprietary trader and financial markets expert, with 20+ years City experience as a commodity trader, quantitative analyst and senior risk manager.

During the webinar Mr. Hoad focused on the market conditions a month after the UK snap election and assessed market sentiment in order to help traders gain a better understanding of the consequences of the election

In case you missed this webinar, you can always watch it again at the ActivTrades webinars archive.