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Summary
In this webinar, professional trader, money manager and trading coach Jens Klatt, will go through the US market opening and show you how to trade it effectively like a pro, using JFD’s useful and exclusive MT4+ Add On, the JFD Mini Trading Terminal. He will cover the Dow Jones and S&P500, but also DAX trades from the morning. Jens will also give his opinion on the commodities market and share his thoughts on several FX pairs, illustrating how he uses the Mini Trading Terminal to trade his formulated opinions.
Jens Klatt is the Global Head of Research and Education at JFD Brokers. He learnt how to trade the markets professionally from scratch at a stock broker, during his period of studies (mathematics and economics) and afterwards build DailyFX in Germany, Austria, and Switzerland for FXCM. He also offers a managed account under a licensed umbrella from JFD Brokers, giving traders worldwide the chance to profit from his expertise.
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Here is what you need to know on Wednesday, February 18:
Investors assess the Reserve Bank of New Zealand's policy decisions and January inflation data from the UK in the European morning on Wednesday. In the second half of the day, Durable Goods Orders, Housing Starts and Building Permits data for December will be featured in the US economic calendar, alongside January Industrial Production figures. Later in the American session, the Federal Reserve will publish the minutes of the January policy meeting.