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Good bye 2012. Hello 2013. How to approach the new trading year

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Greg Michalowski

Chief Currency and Trading Analyst at FXDD

Wed, Dec 19 2012 17:00 GMT

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Type: Webinar
Duration: 0 h, 45 min
Moderator: Vicky Ferrer

Summary:

In this report, Greg Michalowski, Chief Currency Analyst for FXDD and author of Attacking Currency Trends will bid adieu to 2012 and prepare for the welcoming of 2013. He will look to outline how he will look to approach the new trading year in the major currency pairs.

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Greg Michalowski is the chief currency and trading analyst for FXDD. He has been with FXDD since its inception in 2001, and through his eight years with the firm, has developed a keen sense of what distinguishes the winners from the losers in the retail foreign exchange market.

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