Free Forex Signals from the Guru – Avramis Despotis Unlimited Access for Live Account Holders ✔ Coverage of 10 Financial Instruments Daily ✔ Delivered Twice a Day (For Live Account Holders) ✔ Signals with Entry, Take Profit and Stop Levels How to Access the Trading Signals As a live account holder you are entitled to free and unlimited access to the trading signals hub, available in the Members Area. You can download the instrument analysis for both current and previous dates free of charge at any time. Daily forex signals are offered for the following instruments: EUR/USD, GBP/JPY, USD/JPY, GBP/USD , EUR/JPY, AUD/USD, GOLD, DOW, NIKKEI and OIL. The signal hub is updated twice daily. The morning call is delivered at 10:00 GMT+3 and the afternoon call is delivered at 16:00 GMT+3 every day from Monday to Friday. Demo account holders can select to upgrade to a live account at any time in order to access the forex signals hub in the XM Members Area. * About Avramis Despotis Avramis Despotis is a Certified Financial Technician and holds a MSc from the Athens University of Economics and Business and a BSc in Economics from the University College London. Avramis Despotis has extensive trading experience in Foreign Exchange, Money Markets, Fixed Income, Commodities, Equities and Derivatives, which stems from years of trading as an interbank trader. Over the last few years taught Technical Analysis, Risk Management and Behavioural Finance to more than 2,000 traders, mainly in Europe and the Middle East. Clients taught include, among others, Reuters, HSBC, Deutsche Bank, Saxo Bank,International Cambist Association (ICA), The Financial Markets Association (ACI), Kuwait Financial Markets Association, Credit Agricole Bank, Piraeus Bank, National Bank of Kuwait, BNP Paribas, Societe Generale, NCB, Arab Bank, Kuwait Finance House, Commercial bank of Kuwait, Kuwait International Bank, and Barclays Bank. * TOUCH RESEARCH AND CLICK TRADING SIGNAL.
Posted on: Fri, 06 Sep 2013 16:14:09 +0000
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