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ITC 2009 Day 3, More Live trading and the round table about the markets situation

Posted on October 16, 2009 at 11:47 in International Traders Conference by admin

We continued the intense live trading sessions in the morning of the 3rd day of the conference. During these 3 trading sessions with the experts we’ve had the opportunity to put in practice all the theory acquired during the speeches and also exchange opinions with other traders and with the experts themselves. This way we have seen different systems and styles… and we will get back home with a mix of everything, after picking the tips and strategies we have preferred.
We’re - hopefully - all better traders today!!

Right now, in the panel discusssion moderated by Alberto Muñoz, the 7 guest speakers are analizing the keys of the crisis that affects the markets. Just discussed if the crisis is already behing us or no… quite lively and even funny so far…

We’ll keep you posted.

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