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HFM announced a series of free live webinars covering the basics of gold trading for beginners and strategies for improving trading habits through journaling, featuring expert analysts and scheduled sessions in early June.
HFM has outlined a schedule of free live webinars for early June, designed for individuals interested in gold trading and enhancing trading discipline. The first session, 'How To Trade Gold For Beginners', will take place on 02 June at 1:00 PM GMT and will discuss factors influencing gold, trading characteristics, and comparisons with silver. The second webinar, 'Build Better Habits: Using a Journal to Review Your Trades', is set for 09 June at 11:00 AM GMT, focusing on structured trade journaling to analyze past trades and refine trading strategies. Participation is open via HFM’s official website without any deposit or trading requirements.
To join HFM's free educational webinars, visit the broker’s webinars page and choose either the 'How To Trade Gold For Beginners' or the 'Build Better Habits: Using a Journal to Review Your Trades' session. Click 'Register Now' for your preferred date and complete the registration form. Participation is free and no deposit or trading requirements apply. You can sign up directly via the official sign-up link.
HFM, part of the HF Markets Group, is recognized for its diverse account types, broad selection of trading assets, and access to MetaTrader 4 and MetaTrader 5 platforms. The broker offers low spreads starting from 0 pips, instant order execution, and has obtained licenses from multiple regulators. More details about HFM's features and trading conditions are available in their broker profile on Traders Union.
For more background on HFM’s educational initiatives, see the previous HFM update on Traders Union, which covered their free live webinar focused on long-term trading strategies and key market analysis concepts. Stay informed on HFM's ongoing offerings by reviewing the previous HFM update on Traders Union.