Experience from 30 years of stock market trading: tips from Herbert Thomas
Herbert Thomas hasn't just been in the stock market world since yesterday: his career began with training as a banker, which he completed almost exclusively on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange, and has continued with over 30 years of experience in stock market trading. In this webinar, he shares his learnings with the audience and discusses the most important experiences, differences between open outcry and electronic trading, market making, trading in a crash, risk management and seminar modules.
00:00:00 Intro & Welcome
00:00:44 Disclaimer
00:02:02 Agenda
00:03:12 Introduction & Biography Herbert Thomas
00:07:40 Experience
00:19:57 Difference Open Outcry/Electonic Trading
00:27:50 Market-Making Yesterday & Today
00:35:45 Trading in a crash
00:40:44 Risk management
00:46:08 Seminar modules Options/Futures
00:50:41 Closing words
00:53:55 Farewell & Disclaimer
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