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Learn-To-Trade.com, Inc.: Greece Issues Could Derail Bull Market, July dates for Complimentary Trading Workshops confirmed

Toronto, Canada, July 6, 2015 – Learn-To-Trade.com Inc. (www.Learn-To-Trade.com), Toronto’s leading provider of professional stock market trading courses designed to create successful traders on the financial market, is weighing in on how recent political challenges in Greece could derail the current bull market. The company is also confirming Tuesday, July 14 and Thursday, July 16 as the dates for its next complimentary two-hour stock market trading workshops. The first stock market trading workshop presented by Learn-To-Trade.com Inc. will take place on Tuesday, July 14 from 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. at the Learn-To-Trade.com Inc. head office at 885 Don Mills Road, Suite 200 in Toronto. The second free two-hour stock market trading workshop will take place on Thursday, July 16 from 7:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. at Humber College North Campus, located at the corner of Finch Avenue West and Highway 27. “The U.S. markets are trading near record-highs and have not experienced a real 10% correction in four years. But the threat of Greece leaving the eurozone has sent equities into the red and could derail both the U.S. and global markets,” says George Karpouzis, Co-founder and Director of Education at Learn-To-Trade Inc. “That doesn’t mean investors should avoid Wall Street. There are investment concepts that can help investors make money no matter what the global markets are doing.” At the complimentary two-hour stock market trading workshop, guests will learn how to insure their stock positions against losses, how to rent their stocks to create monthly cashflow, and how to speculate on stocks using options. “They will also discover simple techniques designed to help investors earn additional income trading the financial markets, regardless of market direction. Finally, those in attendance will learn about Learn-To-Trade.com’s unique Lifetime Membership and how they can re-attend any part of the Learn-To-Trade.com program as often as they like,” Karpouzis concludes. Those interested in attending one of the upcoming complimentary two-hour Learn-To-Trade.com Inc. stock market trading workshops on either Tuesday, July 14 or Thursday, July 16 can register online at www.Learn-To-Trade.com, email info@learn-to-trade.com, call 416-510-5560, or visit the Learn-To-Trade.com offices at 885 Don Mills Road, Suite 200, Toronto.
George Karpouzis

George Karpouzis is the co-founder of Learn-to-Trade and has been personally providing education and mentoring to over 3000 members since 1999. George has been trading in the stocks, options, futures and forex markets using technical analysis since 1986. With the help of advancements in trading technology the Learn To Trade program is now accessible worldwide. His background and passion for teaching brings an invaluable asset to our members. George is constantly striving to improve the program content and develop new strategic relationships for the benefit of the members.

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