The WikiFX Event: An Overview of the Basic Forex Education

　　Two WikiFX instructors addressed the fundamentals of forex trading last Saturday, August 13, 2022, at D Veranda Events Place Domingo Village. The event was presented by Master IB Ron Merca and Professional Trader Max Gines, as well as two guest lecturers, Jose Diaz and Rey Angan. They are all professional trading brokers of Fortune Prime Global (FPG).

　　More than 50 people attended the event to learn about forex trading and how to choose the best broker using the WikiFX App. The program lasted four hours, and the audience was able the acquire the information they needed to start trading using a demo account. Max Gines, a professional trader, demonstrated how to determine a trader's potential profit in every close trade.

　　On the other hand, Kent Jun Yecyec, a WikiFX resident mentor, discussed the significance of the WikiFX App in the forex trading industry. He explained each feature of the WikiFX App, most notably how to determine the state of the broker and how to choose the best forex broker to invest in.

　　The WikiFX app is a forex trading search engine that gives factual information on forex firms. It has approximately 38,000 listed brokers, both licensed and unregistered, and it collaborates with 30 financial regulators.

　　WikiFX is a worldwide corporate financial information search engine. Its primary duty is to provide the included foreign exchange trading organizations with basic information search, regulatory license searching, the credit assessment, platform identification, and other services.

　　WikiFX has created a big data solution that unifies data gathering, data screening, data aggregation, data modeling, and data productization using public data from government agencies, sophisticated sniffer systems, and scientific computer algorithms. WikiFX may then assess the supervision and risk levels of the associated organizations across several dimensions and give matching security solutions to individual users, corporate users, and government agencies.

　　The data in the WikiFX database is sourced from legitimate regulatory bodies like the FCA, ASIC, and others. Fairness, impartiality, and facts are also emphasized in the released information. WikiFX does not charge public relations fees, advertising costs, ranking fees, data cleaning fees, or any other unreasonable expenses. WikiFX will do everything possible to keep the database consistent and synchronized with authoritative data sources such as regulatory bodies, but cannot promise that the data will always be up-to-date.

　　More WikiFX live events will be announced soon.

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