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Interviews Across the Spectrum of Global Investment, Technicians, and Traders, Analysts, and Policy Makers. Listen to the Men and Women Who Shape the Markets.
This Time, Joseph Trevisani will interview Ed Moya, a Senior Market Strategist for TradetheNews.com. He has more than 20 years of experience in day and swing trading stocks, options, futures and forex. Over the last decade, he has worked with some of the largest, international forex brokerages, leading educational schools and news providers.
Mr. Moya currently focuses on covering worldwide breaking news and instant analysis for equity, bond, treasury, fixed income, futures and FX traders.
Mr. Moya contributes market analysis to major financial television networks and has authored numerous trading strategies and market commentary for various print media, seminars, webinars and conferences. He appears often on BNN, CNBC, Fox Business, and Bloomberg as a Senior Market Strategist for Tradethenews.com and is frequently quoted in the Wall Street Journal and Washington Post.
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