With almost $5 trillion traded daily around the world, it is little wonder that Forex is fast becoming an extremely popular trading instrument for Nigerian investors, keen to profit from what now stands as the largest and most liquid market in the world.
To support this overwhelming growing local interest in Forex, registrations are now open for a one-of-a-kind free training course in professional Forex trading by ForexTime Nigeria.
Forex is an exciting and dynamic asset class to trade and it is important that any investors looking to trade take the time to educate themselves and truly understand how the market works before making any financial commitments.
This stimulating, free, two day course holding on 24 and 25 January at Claridon Hotels and Resorts, 273/274 Aba Road, Port Harcourt, Rivers State, will provide individuals with an understanding of how to trade in the Forex market, as well as key skills and systems for forecasting currency movements.
The course is suitable for all levels of experience, from those who are new to Forex trading, to more experienced traders looking to refine their trading strategies to reach their true maximum potential.
The course includes an introduction to the Forex basics, such as the market mechanics, how to open and close a trade and how to read Forex charts, followed by detailed teaching of how to devise the right strategies for your goals. Day two of the course focuses on developing advanced trading strategies and gives participants an opportunity to “Ask the experts” any questions they may have about Forex trading.
Olga Rybalkina, chief executive officer, ForexTime, said: “Forex is one of the most volatile and exciting markets to trade with many opportunities for smart investors to benefit. However, Forex trading is a serious matter and, just like it is important to train and prepare for a skilled job, it is essential to ensure you have the proper training before commencing in any trades.”
This training course in Port Harcourt follows other successful events organized by ForexTime Nigeria in Abuja and Lagos in December 2013.