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On 3 August FXTMPartners hosted our first-ever event in Kuala Lumpur! We were delighted to meet so many of our valued traders in Malaysia and to have the chance to share a brand-new learning opportunity with them.

Market expert Muhammed Farhan Mohd Ali presented his ‘Introduction to the MAO Strategy’ seminar. Completely free to attend, this event showed eager traders how to combine the Moving Average and the Awesome oscillator to get more out of the markets.

Attendees were excited to learn:

• The fundamentals of forex
• Short and long-term strategies for consistent investment potential
• Key analysis tools
• How to trade the CFD market using MAO strategies and how to monitor your success

It was a hugely enjoyable and productive day. Our team enjoyed getting to know our clients in Malaysia better and we would like to thank everyone who came along and contributed to this event’s success.

Look out for more educational events in Kuala Lumpur and beyond on our seminars page.

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Please note that in observance of the upcoming UK Summer Bank Holiday on 26 August 2019, there will be temporary changes to FXTM’s trading schedule.

Kindly refer to the table below for the schedule of all the instruments that are subject to changes.

*All hours are provided in EET (Eastern European Time) – Server Time in MT4.

Please note that in the event of decreased liquidity in the market, FXTM may switch trading on low-liquidity instruments to “Close Only” or can close all trading on these instruments.

Additionally, in the event of low liquidity, spreads might significantly increase from their normal average level.

If you have any questions or concerns about these changes, please don’t hesitate to contact FXTM’s dedicated customer support team. We are always happy to help.

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The Ultimate Trading Formula travels the world, bringing FXTM Head of Education Andreas Thalassinos’ unique approach to the markets to eager traders of all experience levels.

In July it was Taiwan’s turn to learn new technical analysis techniques from a free seminar and an advanced three-day workshop in Taipei, and a free seminar and one-day workshop in Kaohsiung. The turnout in Taipei was particularly impressive and broke all of our previous records in Taiwan – close to 300 people ensured the venue was packed!

The seminars on 14 and 20 July introduced attendees to the Ultimate Trading Formula, a system that helps traders pinpoint potential opportunities in the markets. Attendees were grateful to learn more about risk management and high-probability entry and exit points. The coffee breaks and the complimentary lunch gave our guests the chance to network in a relaxed environment.

The Taipei workshop ran over three evenings, from 16 to 18 July. Each session ended with a question and answer panel and a hands-on practice segment, allowing attendees to consolidate their new knowledge.

The Kaohsiung workshop on 21 July consolidated the highlights into one enlightening evening.

The workshops covered:

• Trend identification
• Protective stop loss
• Potential take profit
• Buy and sell target levels
• Finding possible entry setups
• Trend indicators and oscillators

Traders in Bangladesh were treated to three exclusive trading workshops in July and August. On 19 July it was Rajshahi’s turn to learn fresh insights into the financial markets from FXTM Forex Educator Robin Mazumder. 

The Forex Basics and Trading Strategies workshops are an unmissable opportunity for traders to brush up on basics and learn new strategies that could give them an edge in the markets. Robin uses his background in psychology and his decade of trading experience to inspire and enlighten his students, so they can develop their own systems to maximise their trading potential. 

The workshop covered: 

• How the foreign exchange market works
• Different trading sessions
• Different types of lot and pending order
• The benefits of the MT4 trading platform
• Using the market watch window
• The Ichimoku, Moving Average and Fibonacci trading strategy
• And much more!

FXTM Forex Educator Bilal Jafar’s tour of Pakistan continued with another successful stop in Rawalpindi on 12 July. The MORSI Trading Strategy seminar is proving to be quite an eventful educational series – garnering overwhelmingly positive feedback along the way!  

An enthusiastic audience welcomed the opportunity to learn new trading skills from an expert with open arms. Bilal’s passion for the financial markets has seen him teach both new and experienced traders the art of combining two key indicators – the Moving Average and the Relative Strength Index. 

This subject has now become one of Bilal’s specialties, as he travels the world and helps traders identify possible buy and sell signals and potential entry and exit points. 

The seminar in Rawalpindi was completely free to attend, and the topics included:

• How to use Moving Averages
• How to use the RSI (Relative Strength Index)
• How to spot Japanese Candlestick patterns
• How the MORSI trading strategy can help you to potentially identify trends

Traders in Abbottabad, Pakistan, joined FXTM’s esteemed FX Educator Bilal Jafar for an illuminating seminar on the MORSI Trading Strategy. The event took place on 14 July and produced excellent results.

Designed for traders of all experience levels, the presentation covered a variety of informative topics, including:

• An Introduction to FXTM Invest
• Japanese Candlesticks and the meaning behind their patterns
• The Moving Average and RSI technical indicators
• The MORSI Trading Strategy and how it could help to identify trends in the market.

Bilal encouraged the audience to contribute to the discussion and ask questions, which enabled them to further consolidate their newly gained knowledge.

Guests were also treated to a delicious complimentary lunch, which provided networking opportunities and a chance to relax. The FXTM team really enjoyed connecting with so many new faces and hearing about their trading journeys so far.