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TechniTrader Announces: Presenter Martha Stokes to Host a Momentum Power Trading Webinar!

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2011-02-18
AUBURN, WA, February 18, 2011 (Press-News.org) Momentum Power Trading Webinar

Join Martha Stokes C.M.T, founder of TechniTrader , and host Julia Ormond as Martha introduces you to her method for finding momentum trades in the current platform market condition.

When: Tuesday, February 22, 2011 8:00 PM - 9:00 PM EST

Register for the Momentum Power Trading webinar now!
Visit: http://technitrader.com/get-connected/#2011-momentum-power-trading

Description:
Join Martha Stokes C.M.T, founder of TechniTrader , and host Julia Ormond as Martha introduces you to her method for finding momentum trades in the current platform market condition. Martha will use the new TC2000 v11 and a combination of Worden's proprietary indicators to track the pre-momentum move action. Momentum trading, finding stocks that are poised to move suddenly for a few days, is one of Martha's favorite styles of trading and learning her professional tips will help you develop your momentum trading skills. The 45 minute webinar begins at 8pm ET and will be followed by an optional 15 minute Q&A.

To Register Please Visit:
http://technitrader.com/get-connected/#2011-momentum-power-trading

Call: 888 846 5577
Email: info@technitrader.com
TechniTrader Home Page: http://technitrader.com/

TechniTrader is a stock market educational company devoted to providing quality educational programs for traders at any level, from beginners to experts. For further information, please contact us at (888) 846-5577.


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[Press-News.org] TechniTrader Announces: Presenter Martha Stokes to Host a Momentum Power Trading Webinar!
Join us! Registration is open NOW!