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Watch Live Coverage of the US GDP

Type: Webinar

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Expert: Jerry Furst, President at Investors Education Network
Moderator: Mercè Francisco
Start: Wed, Feb 28 2007, 12:30 GMT
End: Wed, Feb 28 2007, 14:00 GMT
Participants: 96 pre-registered participants

Summary:
The US GDP report is closely watched as it tells institutions, governments,
investors, and traders about the overall health of the US Economy. The
release of this number is likely to cause a temporary spike in volatility.
As traders we can stand aside, or trade. But we must be aware of these
scheduled economic events.

Tune In and Trade Along! This presentation will have an in-depth look at this scheduled volatility
event.

8:00 AM (EST) - Before: What makes this scheduled event so important
8:30 AM (EST) - During: Watch the markets react with volatility
spiking charts in all markets!
9:00 AM (EST) - After: What Happened and What to Expect Next!

Links:
- Visit Jerry Furts WeBlog: 1st on Forex
- Visit Jerry Furts WeBlog: 1st on Forex

Who is Jerry Furst?

As Founder and President of Investors Education Network (IEN), Jerry Furst has been conducting and coordinating live training seminars and events for years and is now a frequent speaker at Traders Expos, FXstreet.com Webinars, and an author in well known trading publications and web sites. Jerry is a former Sr. Analyst/ Programmer with IBM and has been a paid consultant and trainer to Fortune 500 companies.

Jerry has been trading his own account since 1987 and primarily trades and invests with Forex currencies, stocks, and equity options for his own accounts. He has found that running a networking group for traders is extremely rewarding as he continues to learn from the experts in the industry and the traders in his group.

Mr. Furst is also a mentor and trading coach to select clients. Jerry can be reached at JerryB1st (at) ienweb (dot) com or visit www.InvestorsEducationNetwork.com.

Blog: 1st on Forex


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