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Abstract:You are in for a treat if you are a prospective trader in Namibia. From the 29th of July to the 2nd of August, Vault Markets and a number of prosperous traders are touring Namibia.
If you are in Namibia and you are an aspiring trader then you are in for a treat. Vault Markets is currently on a tour around Namibia with a number of successful traders from the 29th of July to the 2nd of August. This tour features a number of live mentor sessions where you get to meet a number of successful traders who will give you the secretes to their success and hopefully open the eyes of those who have been lagging in their trading success
The Tour will be making a stop at Swakopmund on the 20th of July, Rundu on the 30th, Ondangwa on the 1st of August and Ongwediva on the 2nd. If you are in one of those cities and you want to enter this event you only have to go to their instagram social media account, click on the link on their bio and fill out the google form they offer you.
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On tour with Vault Markets are four traders Tangi Nakale, Hafeni Makalani, chemmy_machine.fx and Future Jeremia. These traders have quite the trading experience and they constantly show their work and experience online by posting live trading results and purchases on their social media accounts. On the tour they will give an introduction into forex trading, go deep into fundamental and technical analysis, explain what the Harmonic Pattern is and how it works and also there will also be a R200 access balance paid to attendee Vault Market Accounts. There will also be a R1000 funded account to be won during the tour.
Trading can be hard to learn as there are a number of barriers and learning curves you need to push through to be successful. Those hurdles can be made easier by learning from those who are ahead in their trading careers and not repeating the mistakes these people made. It is not to say that you cannot become a good trader without a mentor, many have done it before. But having a mentor drastically decreases the time it takes to become successful. So if you are in those areas and you have time i suggest you give them a look. Registering for the event is free, so you can take a leap and learn more about the markets.
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