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Conference Event in Singapore 17th of September 2016

On 17th of September 2016, the annual conference of ShowFx Asia was held at Marina Bay Sands Expo & Convention Centre Singapore. This event gave an opportunity for traders to gather at one place, once in the year of their busy life to meet members of Forex community.

Outstanding speakers were invited to give advice, share their experiences and insights to large number of guests. They are internationally acclaimed speakers who are experts with years of trading or passion for excellence in their career.

This one-day event was focused on the latest developments in trading with market forecast of the year 2016. Speaker Zen Alldredge who is a Lead Forex instructor and trader at the Trading Empire focused on Market makers whether it is a fact or fiction. He imparted to the audience how to identify and counteract trading mind traps. He is trusted for his forecast on weekly market trends that is 90% almost accurate for the last 5 years up to present.

One of the former World`s Youngest Forex educators, Choo Koon Lip, shared strategies and showed how to get money and become the Best Manager in Forex. He is one of the top educators in the industry where most of his students were successful in trading.

Another speaker, Semyon Tochilin, talked about Conservative Forex Trading or how to choose the optimal trade strategy for a beginner. This includes price behavior including price delivery inefficiencies or interbank that can be applied into trading.

Speaker, Karen Foo, who is named as one of the top 25 Traders in Asia, enlightened audience on how to get started in the craft of trading in 4 powerful steps as a Trade Executor. She has always been a financial expert among other top investment gurus.

Today’s Forex Market was also tackled by Ezekiel Chew by giving advices on how to convert mishaps into profits. He is known for helping people to get back on track after experiencing some adversities in trading.

ForexMart who has been active in Forex community joined the event as an exhibitor. All the attendees not only learned from distinguished speakers but had a fun-filled day with all the other activities such as raffle draws and a presentation from Pruton Futures. To meet other Forex traders including brokers, trading experts and fellow traders who have similar interests is what made this day more memorable. The active participation of novice or seasoned traders alike and sponsors made this event a success.

ForexMart is looking forward for the next conference!

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