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Summary
Don't miss out on a great opportunity to learn keys to trade this economic report and ask questions while the market is moving! Trade the United States employment situation and its so-called Non-Farm Payrolls report LIVE on June 2nd with Wayne McDonell. FXstreet.com and FX Bootcamp have been partners of this event for over 11 years.
Do you expect a rebound in job creation? How is the labor market performing in the Trump presidency? What is the best strategy to trade the non-farm payrolls number?
FX Bootcamp provides live play by play commentary and analysis during the release of the Employment Report:
- Learn how to conservatively trade during news events.
- See technical analysis applied to live market charts.
- Apply Pivot Point & Fibonacci Theories in real-time.
- Entry and exits point clearly defined in advance.
- Ask questions while the market is moving.
- Get the NFP NEWS Live!
Read Wayne's Model of Non-Farm Payrolls: How To Prepare For and Trade the Employment Situation Report
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