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Kim Larsson last Confirmed Speaker of the International Traders Conference (ITC 2009)

Posted on June 10, 2009 at 16:15 in About FXstreet.com, International Traders Conference by Francesc

I’m very glad to announce here today that Kim Cramer Larsson, CEO at Financial Trend Analysis, has confirmed his assistance to the 3rd edition of The International Traders Conference to be held from October 14th to 16th in Barcelona.and becomes the 7th and last speaker after James Chen, Rob Booker, Valeria Bednarik, Markus Heitkoetter, Ashraf Laidi and Andrei Pehar.

Kim has 19 years in the financial industry and 12 years experience in working with technical analysis. He has made active use of technical analysis as a trader, adviser and technical analyst and has held external and internal courses for central banks, Danish and foreign financial institutions.

Kim Cramer Larsson and Klaus Ikast were the authors of the former Dankse Bank’s TTTP (Today’s Technical Trading Points), the most visited report at FXstreet.com for years.
When they left the bank a few months ago, they kept collaborating with FXstreet.com through a new and improved version of Danske’s TTP known as Today’s Trading Signals.
As you can imagine, Today’s Trading Signals is now the most viewed report at FXstreet.com.

Thanks for coming Kim and I hope you’ll have a great time here in Barcelona with us.

Francesc

Tags: Financial Trend Analysis, International Traders Conference, ITC 2009, Kim Cramer Larsson

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