Ingmar Königshofen will look at the current situation on the stock markets on January 13th from 6 p.m. and give recommendations on individual underlying values. In addition to information about the derivatives used, the professional also gives lots of valuable tips and tricks about trading!
In the finanzen.net seminar today from 6 p.m Trading expert Ingmar Königshofen gives an insight into his work and discusses it currently interesting values from the area of indices, stocks, raw materials and currencies. The focus is also on imparting knowledge on the subject of derivatives, which Ingmar Königshofen gained as a product manager at the major French bank BNP Paribas and the Australian investment bank Macquarie before he decided to become self-employed in 2021.
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Ingmar Königshofen has succumbed to the fascination of the stock market since placing his first securities order at the age of 14. In the Trading seminar on January 13th from 6 p.m the stock market professional demonstrates his trading strategy and rounds this off by selecting suitable leverage products.
The professional trader gives you, as a seminar participant, tips from his own trading practice. How should traders act in the current market situation? Where can investors invest with potential? What’s next for the bond markets? In the Online seminar on January 13th Get exclusive insights – you shouldn’t miss this!
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Ingmar Koenigshofenborn in 1984, has succumbed to the fascination of the stock market since placing his first securities order at the age of 14. After studying business administration, he worked as a product manager at various banks before deciding to become self-employed and join Boerse-Daily.de in 2012.