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Update on Globalization 3.0: Credit Purge Era and Transition to the New Normal

Type: Webinar


Expert: John W. O'Donnell, Chief Knowledge Officer at Online Trading Academy
Moderator: Maud Gilson
Start: Thu, Jan 14 2010, 17:00 GMT
End: Thu, Jan 14 2010, 17:45 GMT
Participants: 65 pre-registered participants

Summary:
John covers a variety of topics including:
- Surviving the globalization 3.0 bear market,
- comparison of the last 12 month global economic metric and first 12 months of 1929-1930 crash,
- protecting your capital in the deflation ahead,
- why deflation is the major risk ahead and not inflation and how gold will perform,
- what is the Baltic Dry Index telling us about global demand destruction and deleveraging,
- adapting your trading/investing plan in this new credit purge era.


Recording of the webinar


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Who is John W. O'Donnell?

John O'Donnell is the Chief Knowledge Officer for Online Trading Academy. In this role he delivers a combination of educational and corporate experience that has been instrumental in making Online Trading Academy one of the premier trading schools in the world. His extensive management and consulting experience has been a key ingredient in Online Trading Academy’s fast global growth and industry recognition and awards.

Mr. O'Donnell was a finalist two years in a row for the "Entrepreneur of the Year" award by Inc. magazine in Orange County, California. He has often been featured on financial web portals and television networks such as CNBC, CNN and MarketWatch. Mr. O’Donnell’s focus and thoughts on issues such as historic boom/bust business cycles and the potential coming burst of the credit bubble in the "Globalization 3.0 Era" has also been featured in financial focused newspapers and magazines such as The Wall Street Journal, Investors Business Daily, Traders Journal and EQUITIES magazine, just to name a few. Mr. O’Donnell is frequently a keynote speaker at global finance expos including Trade2Win, Online Traders Expo, London IX Expos, Brazil Active Traders Expos, World's First Virtual Online Traders Expo, Canadian Financial Forums, and The MoneyShow.

Mr. O’Donnell received a BS in Science from Southwest Baptist University in 1968. He began his career as a public school teacher and then transitioned to public corporations, working as an investment banker. His background in both education and financial services gives him a unique ability to teach complex financial theories and trading skills to beginner investors and seasoned traders alike.


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