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Video Interview with Markus Heitkoetter: Volatility will increase dramatically in the coming year

Tue, Nov 3 2009, 15:59 GMT
by Mauricio Carrillo

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According to Markus Heitkoetter, CEO at Rockwell Trading, the market situation in the coming year will be affected by the constantly changing volatility. Heitkoetter affirms, in an exclusive interview recorded during the ITC 2009, these changes will be more drastic than ever.


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