A sustainable start to trading: insider tips from Philipp Greineder - Part 4: News
In the five-part webinar series "The Right and Sustainable Start as a Trader" by Philipp Greineder of Kagels Trading, you will be introduced to trading and learn how to avoid or efficiently learn from certain mistakes. In this part, Philipp Greineder focuses on news trading and explains what types of news exist, who disseminates them and how, what impact this has on the markets, and to what extent news trading is profitable and sensible.
Link to the playlist of the webinar series: https://bit.ly/3idW0uC
MasterClass with Philipp Greineder: https://www.kagels-trading.de/trading-masterclass/
Contents of the video include
00:00:00 Greetings & Introduction
00:00:52 Classification of the topic in the webinar series
00:03:32 Short replay
00:13:49 Introduction to news trading
00:14:50 Types of news
00:17:20 Impact on the markets
00:22:37 Dangers of news trading
00:28:02 Who influences the markets?
00:37:50 Important news
00:43:02 Practical example
00:48:04 Questions
01:03:33 Farewell & Disclaimer
Further links:
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Demo account with CapTrader: https://bit.ly/3fxv8Fx
Newsletter: https://bit.ly/31Ap3h8
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