NorthWest Traders Roundtable – Q1 Working Session- Friday 27th March | Wirral

Over the past year a number of traders have said something similar to me.

They would like more opportunities to spend time around other serious traders.

Trading is a curious profession. Most of the time it’s just you, your screens and your own thinking. And while that independence is one of the attractions of trading, it can also mean you spend a lot of time trying to solve problems in isolation.

Yet when traders actually sit down together and talk markets, something useful tends to happen.

Ideas sharpen.
Blind spots get exposed.
And traders often leave with a perspective they didn’t have before.

With the recent increase in volatility across markets — particularly around developments involving Iran and energy markets — it feels like a good moment to bring traders together to compare notes.

So I’ve decided to run something a little different.

A NorthWest Traders Roundtable – Q1 Working Session.

Friday 27 March
Wirral
1pm – 5pm

The format is simple.

A small group of active traders in the same room discussing markets, tactics and execution.

It’s not a seminar and it’s not a beginner session.

This is aimed at traders who are already operating in the markets and would benefit from sharing ideas and perspectives with others.

To make the discussion useful, attendees are encouraged to bring one chart or trade they would like the room’s thoughts on.

The afternoon will include discussion around:

• the current market environment
• recent trades and charts
• tactics and execution
• open roundtable conversation

And of course we’ll continue the discussion afterwards over a drink for anyone who wants to stay on.

Seats are limited to keep the room focused and high quality.

The investment is £197 per seat.

If you’re based in the NorthWest and the idea of spending an afternoon around other committed traders appeals to you, you can see the details here:

It would be good to bring a strong room of traders together to close out Q1 properly.

Paul