Forex | Forex | Alpari (UK) introduces free institutional-level technical and fundamental analysis (16/03/2009 16:27:00)

Alpari (UK) introduces free institutional-level technical and fundamental analysis

Alpari (UK), one of the world's fastest growing providers of online foreign exchange (Forex, FX) trading services, today announced the introduction of free institutional-level investment research to its clients as well as the whole online trading community. Named Alpari Research, the offering is an integral part of Alpari (UK)'s new website and is delivered in cooperation with Trading Central, an award winning investment research provider, whose clients include most of the top 50 investment banks.

Alpari Research grants all visitors to Alpari.co.uk free access to Trading Central's financial Web TV news, a weekly fundamental Forex review and outlook by Alpari (UK)' s Head of Market Research, George Tchetvertakov, as well as an economic calendar focusing on important news for the week ahead about the USD, CAD, GBP, AUD and NZD currency pairs. Visitors to Alpari.co.uk can furthermore take advantage of a free 30-day subscription to a daily Forex newsletter from Trading Central with a technical outlook on six major currency pairs.

Alpari (UK) live account holders enjoy access to an array of trading tools provided by Trading Central, including 2,000 technical reports per day, with timely market commentary, second opinions and candlestick patterns.

"More and more investors are looking into Forex because they believe that they can easily pocket high profits. A dangerous assumption, as Forex remains a high risk product", says Cyril Tabet, Head of Marketing, Alpari (UK). "We feel it is part of our responsibility to empower traders to make informed and responsible investment decisions. Alpari (UK) therefore offers assistance from two sides: we grant our clients free access to advanced, institutional-level information through Alpari Research, and we help them understand and make the best of it with our comprehensive education program, Alpari Academy."

Trading Central's CEO, Alain Pellier says: "The cooperation with Alpari (UK) is an exciting venture for us. It is the first time an online broker is making our complete range of services accessible to a wider, not strictly professional audience".
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