The intensive forex trading seminar series started by XM in Thailand this February was quickly followed by an extensive summer seminar tour, which has recently reached its last two stops in the cities of Hat Yai and Korat.
Organised in Hat Yai on 2nd September and in Korat on 16th September, the XM seminar entitled Trading with the Ichimoku Kinko Hyo and the Avramis River and presented by forex instructor Sompop Jittrakul offered a very large number of traders the opportunity to join XM’s professional educational event to improve their online trading practices.
The seminar was designed to meet the demands of Thai online investors looking for high-level forex education: informative content, presentation delivered in their own native language, efficient online forex trading techniques, and last but not least the practical use of these techniques demonstrated with easy to understand examples.
As usual, the XM seminar was free to join for all our clients, who attended the event in both Hat Yai and Korat with the intention to learn about how technical analysis can be used in regular trading practices, including the automated tools developed by the Tradepedia trading academy.
The morning and afternoon sessions of the seminar followed a thematic approach to the main presentation topic and elaborated on each relevant aspect of the details presented, which helped even those on a beginner level assimilate useful information.
On behalf of XM, we would like to express our thanks to our clients for taking part in our seminar in Hat Yai and in Korat, and we look forward to meeting with them soon on our seminar due to be held in Bangkok on 30 September.
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