The Outlook for 2023 in the Financial Markets
Course Details
Trading and Investing – a review of the Macro and Technical factors at play in the Financial Markets for the year 2023.
Module 1
The Macroeconomic situation. What is driving the Stock markets? I was right in my outlook for 2022 in January 2022, I called for lower stock markets and the Technology market unwind. I called for considerably higher interest rates and described the effect the Monetary authorities would have on the Markets.
“Don’t fight the FED”
I will give my outlook for 2023 and the main Themes that will likely unfold.
Date/Time 3 January 23. 7-8pm
Module 2
A technical analysis overview. What are the charts saying now and what do they tell us about the future.
Date/Time 5 January 23. 7-8pm
Module 3
A trader and investors checklist– a short list of what to do before making a Trading and Investing decision.
Date/Time 10 January 23. 7-8 pm
Module 4
The Inter-relationships of markets – a review of bonds, stocks, fx and commodities. What to watch across the markets.
Twenty tips from 20 years day trading.
Date/Time 13 January 23. 7-8 pm.
Each module will review several individual stocks that may be investible right now.
Call Colin in IIFT at 01 9011630 or 085 1733 729
The course is in 4 modules. 4 one hours sessions
Delivered weekly, live online via Chime
Commences Wednesday 3rd Jan 2023
7:00 – 8:00 pm
Each class is recorded and emailed to participants the following day. This allows you revisit the content again and again.
Some experince required.
IIFT certificate
4 CPD hours awarded upon completion
Terms & Conditions
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Call Colin in IIFT at 01 9011630 or 085 1733 729
Here’s what some of our students have said
“A great opportunity to get some real experience with real people in a live environment.”
Joe Roche
“Not only did I learn more than I could have hoped for, I also got real life trading experience. It was very enjoyable and I would and will recommend this course. Remember your risk management.”
Francis Fitzgerald