Using Technical Analysis to Find Trading Opportunities
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    • Steve Nurre

      An accomplished international lecturer, Steve Nurre has over 16 years’ experience educating retail and institutional traders on a broad array of subjects related to the financial markets. As the senior forex instructor for Alpari (US), he teaches a series of online, classroom-style forex trading courses designed for new and experienced traders. Formerly a senior options trader for one of the world’s largest brokerage firms, Mr. Nurre shifted his focus to foreign exchange in 2002 and has instructed numerous live forex related classes worldwide.

Released: 11/27/2012
Technical analysis is at the foundation of many trade strategies and decisions, regardless of experience level. For beginner traders, understanding TA may seem overly complicated and intimidating. This seminar teaches traders how to identify technical trends and start trading with some basic technical indicators (support, resistance, trend lines) and oscillators (RSI and slow stochastic). Join Alpari and find out which technical analysis tools work best for your trading style. Forex trading is a high-risk investment and not suitable for all investors.
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