XTB Trading Club - Traders meeting on November 23, Warsaw

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This Thursday 23 November 2017r. at 16: 00 at the headquarters of XTB in Warsaw, ul. Ogrodowa 58 will host another meeting of investors within the XTB Trading Club.

A special guest will be Michał Stajniak, Raw Materials Market Analyst, who will present "Ongoing analysis of raw material markets ".

During the training, the following topics will be raised:

• the most sold-out raw material markets, which have a chance to include potentially higher growth in the next several months (cocoa, coffee, platinum),
• gold in the context of the World Gold Council report,
• prospects for the crude oil market in view of the upcoming OPEC congress at the end of November.

About the speaker

Michał Stajniak - Raw material market analyst. In his analyzes, he primarily uses fundamental and market factors, assisted by fundamental analysis. He represents XTB in the media, both on TV, radio and in the press. A graduate of Quantitative Methods in Economics at the Warsaw School of Economics. Privately, I train such disciplines as running, triathlon and swimrun.

What is XTB Trading Club?

Meetings are conducted in the form of an open discussion, where everyone can take the floor and express their opinion on the discussed topic related to investments. The main part of the program are lectures given by experts associated with the financial market, independent traders and analysts. This is a great opportunity for traders to broaden their knowledge, investment horizons, as well as the opportunity to talk to other Forex enthusiasts face-to-face.

Why?

• the opportunity to learn about the market situation of outstanding and respected financial market experts,
• exchange of experience with other traders,
• analysis of live markets,
• presentation of the approach from both technical and fundamental aspects,
• regularity of meetings in a small group,
• an elite community of traders.

Guest of the next meeting 30 November 2017r. will Sebastian Seliga, Analityk i Trader, founder of the elliottFXtrader.com educational and analytical website.

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