NEW YORK, Dec. 7, 2016 /PRNewswire/ -- Over 65 of the nation's most renowned financial traders gather at The Traders Expo New York, February 26-28, 2017, at the New York Marriott Marquis, to share their strategies and tips in over 100 interactive workshops, panel discussions, and Q&As. Admission is free and the Expo is open to anyone interested in the financial industry, particularly in the trading sector. Topics of discussion include macro trends, ETFs, and commodities.
For the complete schedule and a list of speakers, exhibitors, and topics visit, www.newyorktradersexpo.com
Featured expert speakers include:
"As the Fed raises rates and a new administration is ushered in, traders may be wondering what that means for them," says chair and CEO Kim Githler. "At The Traders Expo New York, traders can come face-to-face with the experts to get their questions answered and gain new strategies and perspective. Attendees walk away well positioned to take advantage of trading opportunities in current market conditions."
Key features of the Expo include: an exhibit hall with over 50 top financial products-and-services showcasing the latest technologies to make better trades; over 100 free presentations and panels; and eight Master Classes—highly-focused, more intensive, in-depth, paid sessions for traders of all experience levels. The Traders Expo New York sponsors include: EF Hutton, TD Ameritrade, Fidelity, VectorVest, TradeStation, Merrill Edge, and CME Group.
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