Education is the cornerstone of success in forex trading and with this in mind, international forex broker Forex Time (FXTM) has announced the launch of a complete series of free forex webinars.
The 15 weekly webinars that will run until the end of the year offer something relevant to every trader, regardless of whether they are new to forex or a seasoned trader.
The first four sessions of the FXTM webinar series are focused on the fundamental elements that a novice trader needs to understand, such as basic forex trading terminology, different chart types, introducing the functionality of the popular MetaTrader 4 (MT4) trading platform, and explaining how to prepare a proper trading strategy.
The later webinars explore in detail some of the most popular technical analysis indicators and how to use them, such as Fibonacci Levels, the Ichimoku Kinko Hyo, Moving Averages and Momentum Oscillators. For the more experienced traders, there are also explanatory sessions that delve into “Trading the Alligator”, Japanese Candlesticks and Risk Management.
Charis Mountis, head of Dealing at Forex Time, said: “The secret to trading success is that there is no secret. The best traders are the ones who take the time to learn about how the market works and who follow a strategic trading plan. The FXTM webinars are a great place for forex traders to come and learn more so that they too can become a top trader.”
Forex Time Launches Season of Educational Webinars

Education is the cornerstone of success in forex trading and with this in mind, international forex broker Forex Time (FXTM) has announced the launch of a complete series of free forex…
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