RT3Education: Realistic Technical Trading Techniques

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Company Information RT3 has been in the making for many years. with the team getting together to provide seminars and 1-1 traing as part of an ongoing training class requested by clients. Registered Name: Realistic Technical Trading Techniques Ltd. Registered number: 5922434 Registered Address: 132 Blaggdon Road, New Malden, Surrey, KT3 4AL
The team Scott Morrison A seasoned trader since 1984 Scott has worked with some of the world's largest brokers and experienced first hand the stock market crash in 1987 while working with Tullett & Tokyo Brokers. In 1989 Scott was head hunted by one of Australia's leading Foreign Exchange brokers where he became the youngest FX manager in Australia. Scott was in charge of the SPOT British Pound desk. To meet the strict requirements of this position, Scott worked for several months at both the London and New York Broking Desks. After several years Scott decided to pursue a career as a local pit trader with the Sydney Stock Exchange and it wasn't too long before the education department of the Exchange appointed Scott as their travelling ambassador. Scott toured extensively throughout Australia and New Zealand giving lectures on his experiences as a Local Pit trader and technical analyst. In 2002 Scott teamed up with RT3 to share with others his experiences trading world global markets, and the skills he's acquired over his 18 years trading. The system that Scott teaches involves the use of Elliott Wave and advanced Fibonacci trading systems incorporating the usage of the MACD. Scott became a regular writer for the Your Trading Edge magazine which is the number one magazine for trading in Asia. In 2004 Scott worked in conjunction with the central bank of China Financial Education Department to teach TA to the FX traders of the Chinese banks. Currently Scott works in Sydney trading and teaching in a proprietary trading house, trading in Futures, Indices, Equities, FX and Bonds.
Paul Tsangaris Since graduating in a Bachelor of Commerce at the University of Tasmania and a Major in Marketing at the University of NSW in1989 Paul had undertaken a keen interest in the financial markets. Paul had dedicated himself to learn and understand the mechanics of the world's global markets by trading his own account. Encountering may hurdles at first Paul realized there was much to learn and travelled to London in 1998 to further his experiences. Now a Technical Analyst and trader, Paul has worked for several investment banks including Merrill Lynch, Credit Suisse First Boston and Tradition. In 2001 Paul was head hunted by a London broker to run their private client desk where he introduced various leveraged financial products like CFD (Contract for Difference) as part of the advisory service. Since moving on, Paul has remained in the Private Client arena. In 2002 Paul teamed up with RT3 to share with others his experiences trading world global markets, and the skills he's acquired over his 17 years trading. The system that Paul teaches involves the use of Elliott Wave and advanced Fibonacci trading systems incorporating the usage of the Technical Indicators. Paul has written trading articles for "Trader" which is one of Europe's leading trading magazines and is also an affiliate member of the Society of Technical Analysts (STA) in London. Currently Paul provides technical broker research on equities, indices, commodities and foreign exchange and frequently runs educational seminars for Direct Sharedeal, Glasgow's leading independent stock brokers in London and Glasgow as well as Sharewatch, Ireland's leading share trade service in Cork, Dublin, Galway, Limerick and Belfast.	Photo
Jonathan Painter Graduated with a 2:1 in Electronics, Control and Systems Engineering from Sheffield University. Throughout university had a strong interest in the stock market and using computers / computer models to analyse and trade market movements, put several paper theories together and saw them through using paper trading. During his first job with GPT (Marconi Communciations) he continued developement and maturation of his market models until the point where they were ready to be traded. At this point, Jon opened his first trading accounts and began trading around his job with varying success, tweaking his models and trading techniques to gain long term consistency. Jon is no stranger to the "school of hard knocks" and has had many setbacks in the ensuing years as he learned the realities of systematic trading until, in 2003, finally bring able to give up his (then 2nd job) to trade full time for himself from home.	photo