Dear UK-Analyst member,
While you are enjoying the sun this Bank Holiday, renowned trader Alpesh Patel will be updating his slides for an exclusive webinar next week on the FTSE's prospects for the rest of the year. Just before his keynote speech to Rothschilds at the Luxembourg Annual Conference, this is a must-see event for anyone interested in the UK markets.
Alpesh previously won a competition in the Financial Times to predict the FTSE 100 over a 12 month period, coming within 0.5% of the final value, so his thoughts will be well worth hearing!
You simply MUST register for this event, happening LIVE on Wednesday night at 7pm.
>> http://www.AlpeshPatel.com/T1
On Wednesday Alpesh will say where the smart money is indicating the market will end the year, the picks with the best value and most upside to gain, along with his index trading masterclass.
We do have some BAD news though…
We limit numbers to 1,000 to allow some order on the Q&A.
>> http://www.AlpeshPatel.com/T1
Alpesh will be giving you insights into which stocks in the FTSE are showing best value at present and how the FTSE 100 will fair to the year end. He will also discuss how he won the Financial Times competition on predicting the FTSE 100. What's more, he will be giving you tips and advice on how you can learn the same technique.
To make sure you get access to this event, secure your seat here...
>> http://www.AlpeshPatel.com/T1
See you on Wednesday night at 7pm!
Best Wishes
UK-Analyst
PS. REMEMBER. The Event is Going * LIVE * on Wednesday May 29th at 7pm.
Secure your spot to this never to be repeated event right here:
>> http://www.AlpeshPatel.com/T1
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