Memorial Day Offer: Tradercast

I have been working with Tradercast for just over 6 months, and do the Friday show from 13:30 GMT to 15:30 GMT (8:30 AM ET to 10:30 AM ET). Tradercast is operated by @PhillipKonchar, and covers Major FX pairs, European and U.S. Indices, precious metals and oil. There is some stock coverage, although the focus is on the aforementioned assets.

To celebrate Memorial weekend, Tradercast is offering a special discount on membership, equivalent to a free month of service on top of the 14-day free trial. When signing up, enter the promo code "fallond_Memorial" to avail of this offer.

Tradercast includes:

  • Full charting with annotations, indicators and templates
  • Heatmap
  • Stocktwits feed integration
  • Custom watchlists
  • Video reports and archived broadcasts
  • Economic Calendar
  • Signals feed
  • Education modules on trading and technical analysis
  • Multi-chart view
  • Community charts
  • Real-time community chat and one-to-one messaging

A sample broadcast of mine is available after the jump


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