NFP Live: trade with analyst’s help
The live broadcast will start on YouTube at 15:00 MT on May 7.
Stream plan:
- strategies for trading on NFP.
- analysis of currency pairs, indices, and energies, which will make the biggest moves.
- trade ideas.
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