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Abstract:An offline seminar that will be conducted by a Forex broker that has been regulated by FINTRAC for the people of Uganda to educate them about Forex trading.
MTFE, a Canadian-regulated (FINTRAC) Forex broker, will have an offline event on Sunday, November 20, 2022, at 12 PM. The event will take place at the Silver Springs Hotel in Bugolobi. During the event, attendees will learn how to trade with MTFE, how to do calculations, how to monitor deals, and how to physically ask us questions about the whole trading system.
There will be freebies and trade guidelines available. The event will take a couple of hours, and they invite the audience to express questions about the conversation so that they may be answered before the session ends.
MTFE is a supplier of online trading services for financial investment items such as forex, commodities, stocks, stock indexes, and encrypted digital currencies. You may utilize leverage to trade foreign mainstream financial goods using the platform. We provide both mobile app and web-based trading solutions to our consumers. Simultaneously, we built a comprehensive and competitive transaction cost, customer investment training courses, and associated packages of a whole customer service system. You may trade foreign currency, indices, commodities, equities, encrypted digital currencies, and other financial goods with MTFE. As long as the market price varies, there is the possibility of profiting from trading.
More information on MTFE may be found at https://www.wikifx.com/en/dealer/3517753597.html.
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