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How to Pick Stock with Big Movement Consistently

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Thu, 4 Aug 2016, 7:00 PM –

Thu, 25 Aug 2016, 10:00 PM Singapore Standard Time Singapore Time

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International Plaza

#34-07, 10 Anson Road

Singapore, Singapore 079903

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Are you Selling too Early when you are in Profit and Holding too long when you are in losses?

Are you feeling uncertain about the Market right now?

Join this Free seminar to get the answer!

There are many mistakes a retail investor make when selecting the right stock. In this seminar, Andy Yew, an experienced remisier and trader, will share his systematic method on how to eliminate these mistakes and trade consistently in the stock market.

Many people will just use Buy, Hold and Pray strategy in stock, but in the end they end up with big losses. In this uncertain market, it is important to know how you can identify a falling stock and know how Big Player move their money.

Andy will also share the situation about local/US market now and whether Singapore stocks will have a technical rebound or we should continue to Short the stocks using CFD.

What you will learn:

Time Tested Propietory Strategy to trade in Stock
How this strategy can apply in any market around the World
Simple Steps to pick the Growing Stocks?
How you can do Sector Analysis to find what is the Strong/weak sector now
Market outlook and individual Singapore stocks analysis using Technical Analysis
25th August 2016, Thursday, at 7.00pm - 10.00pm (Registration begins at 6.30pm)

Venue : #34-07, 10 Anson Road, International Plaza, Singapore 079903

Top Tier Broker in Phillip Securities

Testimonial:

This is the first seminar i attended for stock trading and I think this will be the last as it is very systematic and relavant to our trading. In addition, Mr Andy is very systematic, experience in his teaching & he is very friendly and approachable too. After this seminar, I can trade with more confidence.

Mdm Lai Min Soo - experienced Remisier.

Testimonial:

Andy has been very open and shared freely with sufficient depth for the class, he has made complex instrument simple and easy to understand. His friendly demeanor certainly opened up the class into relax and enjoyable session. Great stuff! Thank you!!

Mr Poh S.T- Financial Planning Consultant

Find out more about Andy at www.andy-yew.com

As a graduate from the Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology University with a Bachelor in Business (Economic and Finance) Andy Yew 游俊昌 began pursuing his dream of being one of the country’s leading traders early on in 2005. Through setbacks and a broad learning curve, Andy realized the importance of proper coaching and instruction. It was this realization and his eventual success in the market that led him to found the ART Stock Trading System.

In 2010, Andy became a remisier at Phillip Securities and was awarded “Top Newcomer 2010″ by Phillip CFD. The very next year, Andy began coaching others to become successful in the stock market and conducted well over 100 seminars. His passion for trading shows in everything he does and the investors he shares his knowledge with.

In addition to a very successful trading career, Andy has received many industry accolades including Top CFD Specialist 2012, Top 10 CFD Award 2013 & Top CFD Specialist 2013 as well as the Best Performance Award 2014. His speaking engagements include 938 Live and an interview by Michelle Martin where he shared his personal view on the market in general and an array of selected stocks. Just this year, Andy’s performance and hard work paid its own share of dividends when he was interviewed by Singapore TV Channel 8’s MoneyWeek.

Andy Yew and his team of experienced stock brokers provide Singapore investors with the tools they need to invest effectively and successfully. Why go it alone when you can have the full backing of Andy Yew coaching you and teaching you the methods that will save you the time and hassles of venturing into today’s competitive markets alone.