The global authority on foreign exchange and stock market price behaviour, Mike Baghdady of Training Traders, will make a keynote presentation at the Middle East Forex Expo & Conference 2010 in Beirut on Thursday 20 May…
Mike will speak at 11:00 on Price Behaviour on the first day of the show, and again on Friday 21 May at 11:00 on Day Trading Techniques at the Habtoor Grand Hotel, Sin El Fil, Beirut, Lebanon.
"Im looking forward to sharing with Beirut a taste of the rules of pure Price Behaviour, which when applied correctly, allow us to profit trade-after-trade, consistently," he says.
Mikes London-based trading school, TrainingTraders.com , offers traders at all levels the only rule-based trading system in the world based purely on Price Behaviour.
His patented Price Behaviour trading software 'McDady Price Behaviour is used by financial trading institutions worldwide – including Bloomberg and Deutsche Bank – and saw Mike trump other top traders last year to win the coveted Live Trading World Championship prize in Frankfurt.
Mike invites all traders to experience this essential trading system at the Training Traders stand on either day of the conference, and to trade live there to win either an Apple iPad or state-of-the-art laptop, pre-loaded with the McDady system.
Traders who can't make the show can join Mike online any Sunday at 1900 GMT for his Weekly Trade Planning Session, which offers traders an invaluable forecast of the forthcoming weeks market price action.
Mike Baghdady is the worlds foremost expert on Price Behaviour and a 33-year veteran of the global financial markets, spending the tail-end of his professional career on the NYBOT trading floor.
A key market analyst, syndicated magazine columnist and commentator for financial television stations, Mike was apprentice to Alan Shaw, widely considered to be the father of modern Technical Analysis learning.
Mike regularly teaches his unique technical trading techniques at seminars and exhibitions across Europe, the Middle East and the Americas; as well as privately at banks, financial institutions and dealing desks.
