In this recession, how best to profit from Foreign Exchange Rates (FX)

In a time when the nation’s economy slows down, and businesses are shrinking their sizes, and a time when most business are in dire demand of FX to sustain supply chain in order to maintain manufacturing processes, and individuals find it most difficult to meet the basic supply of FX for the most common needs such as education and health care services; this unprecedented demand for FX, and its short supply has made our nation witness the most ridiculous and highest Dollar/Naira exchange rates the nation has ever seen since it gained independence.

Although major currencies like the Dollar, Pound or Euro are in short supply in the nation right now, gaining access to buying or selling any of these currencies (and over 50+ more global currencies) are never in short supply when you step into the global scene through a global FOREX broker (like Alpari).

The Foreign Exchange Market or FOREX as it is popularly known is the single and largest money market in the financial market with over $5.3 trillion traded or being exchanged daily on the global FOREX market, but not many people know they can participate in this most lucrative yet sustainable market, let alone make profit from it on a daily basis.

Knowledge in any field of endeavor still remains the most valuable asset anyone can seek to acquire in order to gain mastery and ultimately profit from that field of endeavor, and there is no better time to get financial knowledge about how to profit from the ever fluctuating exchange rates between currencies: Naira to Dollar, Dollar to Pound, Euro to Dollar etc there is no end to the possibilities that lies in trading currencies. It is in this backdrop that Alpari Nigeria, the leading FOREX broker globally and in Nigeria, in collaboration with Alpari Research and Analysis LTD, London, seeks to empower all its existing and intending clients with the first ever FOREX MASTERS TRADING SEMINAR.


This unique seminar will feature industry leaders such as Tomasz Wisniewski (chief analyst, Alpari Research and Analysis LTD) and Roberto d’Ambrosio (CEO, Alpari Research and Analysis LTD), Matthew Anthony (Market Analyst, Alpari Nigeria) and promises to teach traders and analysts some of the leading trading strategies and risk management principles used by top Wall Street Traders.
Tomasz Wisniewski has held hundreds of webinars, live seminars and lectures across the world. He is among the best top ranked most profitable traders, and has initiated several live trading programs, where he traded on real accounts, showing his transactions, providing signals and special webinars for the accounts; neither of which were ever negative.

This educational and strategy seminar is to be held in the cities of Abuja and Lagos, and will provide you with the perfect opportunity to understand how to profit from trading currencies as our market experts will answer and unbundle complex trading questions; expose nuances of trading success; trading psychology; and money management strategies.

This Forex Masters Trading Seminar will be useful for both novice and experienced traders.



Event Details:

Region: Abuja
29th October 2016
Barcelona Hotel, Blantyre Street, Wuse 2, Abuja
1st Session-10AM (Free)
2nd Session- Alpari clients (with minimum account balance of $300)
081-11-111-850

Region: Lagos
5th November 2016
Royal Event Center,
103/105 Obafemi Awolowo Way, Ikeja. Lagos.
1st Session-10AM (Free)
2nd Session- Alpari clients (with minimum account balance of $300)
081-11-11-00-50

The second session promises to deliver extensive insight into Tomasz Wisniewski winning trading strategies, and how to spot potential profit-making opportunities through unbundling of complex technical chart patterns and understanding how to analyze the market like a Pro.
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Source: alpari.com  "Forex Masters Trading Seminar"

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