Staying true to our commitment to provide professional forex education to online investors across several continents on an ongoing basis, in 2019 we will be continuing our seminar series in Southeast Asia, too, reaching Thailand once again in February.
Acclaimed forex instructor Sompop Jittrakul, who boasts with numerous successfully held seminar presentations so far, looks forward, along with our XM company representatives, to meeting all those in person ready to acquire further knowledge about online investing techniques for better results.
The seminar titled The Avramis Trend Reversal and Breakout Strategies, will be held in the Thai capital Bangkok on 2nd February and then in Chiang Mai on 16th February, with many more locations following later on. In both of the first two event locations, all existing and new XM clients will have the chance to receive professional guidance on how technical analysis tools can be used for enhanced trading outcome, with special respect to the importance of trend breakouts and reversals.
A highly relevant part of Sompop Jittrakul’s presentation will be the Tradepedia proprietary tools, namely the Avramis breakout strategy and the Avramis trend reversal strategy, both of which are based on the use of the Avramis Swing Advanced Indicator and the Avramis Risk Management Indicator designed for trend assessment and risk management.
For further details and for timely registrations to the seminar coming up in Bangkok and Chiang Mai soon, please click here. We also recommend regularly keeping updated with the information published on our website, as many more new seminar locations in Thailand will follow soon.
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