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Head of Research & Education Fullerton Markets Ltd Wayne Ko offers his weekly webinar on what’s going on in the currency markets and what will happen in the next days. Ko also analyzes the market on real time. 

The webinar brings three segments:

  • Review of the events of the last week
  • Preview of the most important data for the week
  • Charts and trading opportunities.

Watch Let's Trade Live on May 8 with Wayne Ko

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