Go For Gold

Daryl Guppy,
CNBC Asia Chartman

Mine it, Buy it, hoard it or trade it? Guppy mined for gold in the Australian outback. Now he trades gold. Guppy will discuss the gold outlook and the behavior of the gold market. This is the analysis he provides for industry associations and Government. He explains how to use the main gold market instruments and the unique risks, and opportunities, associated with each. Guppy will show you how to trade gold more effectively using instruments such as ETFs and CFDs. He explains how he outperforms the gold price movement by trading gold companies and gold explorers. Learn how to identify explosive returns from gold in advance. Learn how to avoid 3 gold trading traps that will cost you money. These are trading tactics from a master trader. Don’t miss this golden opportunity.

Trading Gold Futures in Uncertain Times

William Purpura,
COMEX Governor, Advisor to Shanghai Gold Exchange

William will contrast trading gold futures and OTC markets, concentrating on COMEX gold futures. He will also discuss on the differences between investing and trading, an approach to the market from a trader’s standpoint.

• Advantages of examining and analyzing price as opposed to fundamental analysis to determine buying and selling points
• Develop quantifiable methods to implement a trading plan
• Simple, but powerful indicators that have worked well in the gold market over the past year
• The use of options to take advantage of volatility to enhance returns
• Psychological factors that can sabotage traders will also be discussed, primarily cognitive biases that traders need to be aware of
• Keys to good trading

Forex Market Outlook: Opportunities & Pitfalls

Andrew Robinson,
Forex Strategist, Saxo Capital Markets

Andrew will share the latest insights on the Forex markets as well as the common mistakes that investors make when trading Forex.

• Find out what it takes to trade in the FX market
• Gain insight as to why and how such global events influence the FX markets
• Highlights on events that will affect the key FX markets for the rest of 2009
• Understand the rationale behind technical analysis on how to spot opportunities and what are the pitfalls to avoid
• Learn about conventional charting such as trend lines, patterns and moving averages
• Outlook on major currencies such as the USD, EUR, GPB, JPY, etc

Event Details Date :  7 Nov 2009 (Sat) Time : 9.00 am to 5.00pm Venue : STI Auditorium, Capital Tower, Level 9, 168 Robinson Rd [ LOCATION MAP ] Early Bird Fee : S$380* (till 30 Oct 2009) Normal Fee : S$450* *Course fees inclusive of course notes & lunch. Click here to secure your ticket to profitable trades today! For enquiries, please call (65) 6323 1663 or email training@nextview.com

Speaker Profiles

Daryl Guppy CNBC Asia 'Chart Man' Founder and Director of Guppytraders.com Pty Ltd. Guppytraders.com is an international financial market education and training organization with offices in Darwin, Singapore and Beijing. Guppy is a regular CNBCAsia Squawk Box technical analyst commentator often known as “the chart man”. He is recognized globally for the quality of his analysis and has a weekly CNBC.com column – Charting Asia. He actively trades equities and associated derivatives markets, including CFDs. He is the author of The 36 Strategies of the Chinese for Financial Traders, Trend Trading and seven other trading books. Several books are also available in Chinese. He has developed several leading technical indicators used by traders in stock, derivatives and currency markets. His indicators are included in MetaStock, OmniTrader, Guppy Traders Essentials and other charting programs. Guppy is a regular contributor for financial magazines and media in Singapore, Malaysia, China, Australia and the US. He oversees the production of weekly analysis and trading newsletters for the Singapore/ Malaysia market, India and Australian markets. He is recognized as a leading expert on China markets and in demand as a speaker in Asia, China, Europe and Australia.

William Purpura COMEX Governor, Advisor to Shanghai Gold Exchange Managing Director, GLT Global William Purpura is the Managing Director of GLT Global and President of Great Lakes Managed Futures Limited. He has traded futures and options for 30 years. After graduating with a degree in business administration and economics he began his career on the Chicago trading floors. He became a member of COMEX in 1981 and was one of the largest brokers and traders of precious metals futures. In 1987 he founded Great Lakes Metals, Inc. and affiliated companies, including GLT Group, LLP, GLT Global, Ltd and Great Lakes Managed Futures Limited. Since 1987 he has been a registered Commodity Trading Advisor and directs a global managed futures fund. Mr. Purpura is a COMEX Governor and has served on a variety of exchange committees. He has consulted for NYMEX, the Dubai Mercantile Exchange, major brokerage firms, and currently consults for CME Group. He is a member of the National Futures Association, director of the National Introducing Brokers Association and is one of eight international advisors to the Shanghai Gold Exchange. Mr. Purpura has lectured and presented extensively to international audiences, particularly in China.

Andrew Robinson Forex Strategist, Saxo Capital Markets Andrew has close to 30 years of experience in the financial markets and worked in key financial centers in London, Europe and Singapore. His expertise lies in Forex and short-term interest rate products. Andrew joined Saxo Capital Markets in 2008 and currently writes a daily market commentary for the Asian FX trading session. Andrew formulates FX strategies using a combination of technical analysis, fundamental analysis and market flow information. Andrew has been featured on Bloomberg, CNBC and ChannelNewsAsia. He is also a regular speaker for Saxo seminars and at exhibitions such as Asia Trader and Investor Convention (ATIC). He also writes at the Saxo Capital Markets’ blog (http://saxocapital.blogspot.com/) and also contributes articles with an Asian perspective to regional print media.