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FXTM Announces Educational Tour Across Nigeria

Ugo Onwuaso24 Jan 20180 Comments
FXTM Announces Educational Tour Across Nigeria
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By peter oluka Leading FX broker FXTM is back in Nigeria, and it is on a mission to provide traders across the country with access to its world-class training seminars and workshops. As part of the…

By peter oluka

Leading FX broker FXTM is back in Nigeria, and it is on a mission to provide traders across the country with access to its world-class training seminars and workshops.

As part of the broker’s commitment to education and training, FXTM’s renowned educational team is about to embark on a fast-paced, excitement-thrilled Roadshow.

Led by Andreas Thalassinos, celebrated forex guru and FXTM’s Head of Education, the team is determined to meet as many forex traders as possible.

“We will be visiting six cities in two weeks, holding no fewer than six one-day seminars and two, three-day workshops – it’s our most ambitious tour yet!” explains Thalassinos. “We’re expecting hundreds of attendees to join us in Calabar, Uyo, Port Harcourt, Ibadan, Abeokuta, and Lagos. Whatever their experience level, our traders always leave our events with a better understanding of how to navigate the financial markets and use technical analysis tools, not to mention more confidence in their ability to trade.”

“Our Nigerian students are some of my favourite; enthusiastic, engaged and eager to learn.” explains Thalassinos, “  The educational seminar and workshop will run from January 25 - February 08, 2018 across various cities in NIgeria.

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