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Every aspiring forex trader begins with a powerful vision of financial freedom. Yet despite this promise, most traders struggle to achieve consistent success.
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Abstract:HYCM, an established global Forex broker, will run an exclusive trading seminar Investing in FX, Stocks & Gold in a High Inflation Era on the 29th of September at the Shangri-La Hotel in Dubai.

The HYCM seminar will cover the resources and knowledge needed to trade currency pairs, how to invest in gold and silver and understand the impact of bonds, equities, and commodities, and how to use regularly occurring seasonal patterns. By the end of the seminar attendees will be able to explain the reasons for market moves, choose which currency pairs to trade when, and identify the strongest seasonal periods for investing in stocks, commodities, and FX.
The seminar will be presented by an industry expert and the Chief Market Analyst consulting for HYCM Group, Giles Coghlan. Giles is a gifted and engaging communicator who regularly comments on market-moving news on Reuters, Nasdaq, FT Adviser, City AM, Daily Mail, CNBC Arabia, Asharq Bloomberg and other prominent financial media.
Ahead of the seminar, Giles Coghlan stated:
This is possibly one of the best times to trade FX since 2009 due to central banks increasing interest rates for the first time in years. The different speeds at which central banks are moving create divergences for currencies. If one central bank is hiking aggressively, but one central bank is not, that creates a clear ‘strong’ and a clear ‘weak’ currency.
As central banks start increasing interest rates, and growth varies across the world, this may create a volatile environment for FX, so there may be plenty of trading possibilities for the astute trader.
Attendees of the seminar will be provided with exclusive offers including free access to trading tools, and private coaching sessions with Giles Coghlan.
Register for the seminar now
Note: Certain products & services may or may not be available to all clients depending on which HYCM Capital Markets Group entity their trading account(s) adheres to.
About: HYCM is the global brand name of HYCM Capital Markets (UK) Limited, HYCM (Europe) Ltd, HYCM Capital Markets (DIFC) Ltd, HYCM Ltd, and HYCM Limited, all individual entities under HYCM Capital Markets Group, a global corporation operating in Asia, Europe, and the Middle East.
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Please think carefully whether such trading suits you, taking into consideration all the relevant circumstances as well as your personal resources. We do not recommend clients posting their entire account balance to meet margin requirements. Clients can minimise their level of exposure by requesting a change in leverage limit. For more information please refer to HYCMs Risk Disclosure.
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