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FX CONTRIBUTORS


continue fom page 6 Rahul Khanna is Chief FX Strategist


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TraderMade. With over eight years experience in the FX markets, providing investment banks and other financial institutions with currency research and trade recommendations, Rahul regularly contributes to the financial media outlets. He is also an MSc in Finance and a Chartered Financial Analyst


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Pass. He joined TraderMade as an FX analyst in 2011 from London Academy of Trading where he was in charge of developing the FX trading course. www.tradermade.com/research


Andrew Marshall acquired a fascination with the markets early on in high school and he opened his first brokerage account on his 18th birthday. Aſter 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 of the world. Surveys by Greenwich Associates and Euromoney, consisting of 400 corporations and investment banks worldwide, ranked his Chart Service number one in 1992 and 1993. Keith has been seen on CNBC, in the New York Times and Wall 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


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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.rmginvestment.com/investment-bulletins


Akil Stokes is a technical trader who uses price action, structure analysis and pattern recognition to both swing and day trade the currency markets. Currently the Head Trading Coach at Trade Empowered he’s worked with traders from over 100 countries worldwide. Mentored by Jason Stapleton, Akil has gone on to become an independent consistently profitable trader and money manager with no formal education. www.tradeempowered.com


James Trescothick is the Chief Global Strategist at easyMarkets and has over 20 years’ experience in the financial service industry. Initially working as an IFA in the UK. James moved into the trading arena 12 years ago when he ran a sales floor at the Philippines Stock Exchange. Having been an active trader for many years for a commodities broker through the DGCX in Dubai, James uses his experience and knowledge to educate traders on the market and is a well-known public speaker who oſten represents easyMarkets at international industry events. www.easyMarkets.com


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