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Should you be unable to attend, a substitute delegate is welcome at no extra charge. A charge of 50% of the delegate fee, plus ₤50 (+VAT) administrative charge will be made for cancellations received in writing at least four weeks prior to the seminar.
Alternatively, you may choose a credit note for the full value of the registration price which may be put towards another BETA Group event.
Prepayments will not be refunded and invoiced sums will be payable in full, except in cases where it has been possible to mitigate loss. Course documentation, however, will be sent to the delegate. BETA Group reserves the right to alter the programme without notice.
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OTHER EXPERTS
Trevor Neil
MSI, MSTA
Trevor Neil is one of the world's leading experts on Market Timing Techniques. Former head of Technical Analysis at Bloomberg LP and currently the host of Thomson Reuter's highly popular Friday surgery webinars, he is available for in-house seminars on Market Timing strategies and indicators and hosts seminars for Thomson Reuters and for the Technical Analyst Magazine all around the world.
Paddy Osborn
IFTA CFTe Level 2 Certificate, Diploma - Society of Technical Analysts, BSc (Hons.) in Mathematics and Computer Science
Paddy Osborn has over 20 years of market experience, both as a trader and as a technical analyst. He is a regular commentator on CNBC.
UPCOMING COURSES
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Asian Focus
Expert Trevor Neil
Free Webinar (online)
In this month’s Trevor Neil’s Friday Technical Analysis Surgery he will look at the current technical picture for Japan, Australia and other major Asia Pacific markets – both equity indices and foreign exchange. The analysis will be both on an absolute and relative basis. The point is to show a structured step-by-step approach to macro analysis. How should it be done?
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Ichimoku, Renko and Kagi Charting
Expert Trevor Neil
Hong Kong
Ichimoku charting may be known to you but Renko and Kagi charting techniques are possibly not. Ichimoku is not an old technique but has only recently been appreciated by analysts outside Japan. It is a trend-following technique using five unique lines. The Cloud in Ichimoku chart extends into the future. Normal technical analysis indicators end with the current bar. Ichimoku tells what the conditions ahead will be like. It is a rule based technique and so can be used systematically.