Due to the popularity of our webinars, we are offering two new courses this April.
WEBINAR TICKETS AVAILABLE
For more information or to register for one of the upcoming webinars on the Economic Confidence Model, click on the below link.
April 21-22 – Advanced Techniques and Considerations for Using Reversals and Arrays with Erwin Pletsch
April 25 – Monetary Crisis Cycle with Erwin Pletsch
Advanced Techniques and Considerations for Using Reversals and Arrays (April 21-22)
This advanced webinar will focus on techniques using Reversals and Arrays, which flow from the Socrates research platform. The webinar will be led by Erwin Pletsch, who has over 30 years of experience using these models.
This session is best suited for advanced Pro users already experienced with active investing and/or trading and are comfortable with concepts, methods, considerations, and risks associated with investing and trading. It is also expected that those attending will have a full understanding of the Reversals and Arrays and how to consider and/or generally apply them to their own investment or trade strategies. It is also helpful for attendees to have a wider understanding and experience with technical marketing indicators. There will also be enough time to answer your questions!
For a full session description or to sign up, please click here.
Please note, the content and information discussed will be the same in each session.
Monetary Crisis Cycle Webinar (April 25)
Due to the high demand and interest surrounding the Monetary Crisis Cycle and its history, we are offering a new educational webinar: The Monetary Crisis Cycle and the Movement of Foreign Exchange.
This webinar will explain the origins, characteristics, and turning points of the Monetary Crisis (MC) Cycle to help users better understand the model. This webinar will be led by Erwin Pletsch, who has over 30 years of experience following Martin Armstrong’s research and the MC model. This session is suited for all people interested in the cyclical nature of the global economy. While it is certainly beneficial if you have studied the monetary crisis cycle before, it is not required. There will also be enough time to answer your questions as well!
For a full session description or to sign up, please click here.
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