Day Trade Like The Bankers
Introduction To The Financial Markets
Includes the Foundation Day Trading Course Free
Introduction To The Financial Markets
Day Trade Like The Bankers
Before you can learn to trade, you need to understand what the financial markets are and how they are all connected. Understanding this will give you a great start when understanding the principles of trading.
COURSE INSTRUCTOR
Brad Gilbert
What you will learn on this course
- Understand How the Bankers Trade Forex
- Understand the Different Financial Markets
- Know what the Minimum Stop Loss is required
- Understand the Basic Principles of Trading
- Know How to Calculate Your Trade Size
- How to Really Find Actionable High Probability Trades
About the introduction to the financial markets course
Prerequisites
None
Course Content
Course Content
This free introduction to day trading gives you an insight into how bankers trade the financial markets. The markets move because of the reaction of the institutional bank traders to a multitude of market drivers. This course lifts the lid on how they do it.
Our Day Trading Courses take you step by step on how to trade the markets with the same course content taught to junior bank traders.
USD$FREE
This course includes:
- 7 Hours On Demand Video
- 13 Lessons
- 69 Topics
- 7 Quizzes
- Lifetime Access
- Access on Mobile & Desktop
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USD$499
About Your Instructor
Brad has over 33 years of Professional trading experience. Prior to setting up Traders4Traders in 2009, Brad worked for Citibank, Commonwealth Bank of Australia and Toronto Dominion Bank. He was Chief FX Dealer of some of the biggest FX teams in Sydney, London & New York. He has also worked extensively through Asia in Japan, Singapore, Hong Kong and Vietnam.
Frequently Asked Questions
The four types of financial markets are:
Money market: The money market is where short-term debt securities, such as treasury bills, certificates of deposit, and commercial paper, are traded. The money market provides a means for companies, governments, and other organizations to borrow and lend money for short periods of time.
Capital market: The capital market is where long-term securities, such as stocks, bonds, and other debt instruments, are traded. The capital market provides a means for companies, governments, and other organizations to raise funds for long-term investment projects.
Derivatives market: The derivatives market is where financial instruments that derive their value from underlying assets, such as stocks, bonds, commodities, and currencies, are traded. Examples of derivatives include options, futures contracts, and swaps.
Foreign exchange market: The foreign exchange market, also known as the forex market, is where currencies are bought and sold. It is the largest financial market in the world, with trillions of dollars traded every day.
Each of these markets serves a different purpose and has its own unique characteristics, but they are all interconnected and can impact each other. Understanding the different types of financial markets can help investors and traders make informed decisions about where to invest their money.
No, you will need to take the Foundation Day Trading Course and learn about Technical Analysis, after this course you will be able to trade.
No you have lifetime access.
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