FX CONTRIBUTORS
continue fom page 8 Steve has a strong experience in providing professional traders with daily & intra- day technical analysis commentaries with live annotated charts, covering a wide range of major US Dollar and Cross-rates, including Eastern European
and Asian rates, plus key Commodities.
www.tradermade.com
Andrew Marshall acquired a fascination with the markets early on in high school and he opened his first brokerage account on his 18th birthday. After some early success in the stock market, he was offered a job working for a forex firm trading proprietary funds and strategies for a share of the profit. It was during this time that he obtained his licenses, built a number of partnerships throughout the industry, and aided in the formation of Fx Investment Management, LLC. He now works as Chief Compliance Officer for Fx Investment Management, LLC and advises clients throughout multiple states on the futures and Fx market and also exercises discretion over a number of clients’ accounts.
andrew@fxinvestmentmanagement.com
Keith Raphael, worked as Vice-President and Chief Technical Market Analyst at Chase Manhattan Bank in New York City until 1993, serving top corporations, fund managers, investment banks, and spot traders world.
of the Surveys by Greenwich
Associates and Euromoney, consisting of 400 corporations and investment banks worldwide, Service number
ranked his Chart one in 1992 and
1993. Keith has been seen on CNBC, in the New York Times and Wall
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Street Journal. He is the President of Crosscurrents Investment Advisory.
www.crosscurrentsinvestments.com
Stewart Richardson has over 25 years of experience in managing global macro funds and accounts both on a discretionary and advisory basis. Stewart has worked for Coutts, Merrill Lynch and Royal Bank of Canada. He appears regularly in the financial press and on CNBC, Bloomberg TV and Canada’s BNN, and sits on the advisory board of a large family office. Stewart was a speaker at the Drobny Macro Conference in London where he focused on opportunities in G10 FX. He is a co-founder of RMG Investment.
www.rmgwealth.com/blog
Michael Stapleton is a retail trader, analyst and YouTuber. He has been trading West Text Intermediate (WTI) for four years. In this time he has met and helped grow an online community of oil traders. Trough social media platforms he assists traders from across the globe to better understand the fundamental and technical aspects of the crude oil market.
www.forexfactory.com/oilpips
Chris Svorcik is a full-time forex trader and forex educator for Admiral Markets UK. With over 10 years of experience under his belt, he has worked in a variety of trading and educational roles. Having learnt the principles of technical analysis from the very best in the industry, Chris now shares his trading insights via live educational webinars on the Admiral Markets website. He is also a regular expert commentator for the financial press.
www.admiralmarkets.com
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