Bill Sharp at Risk Capital FX Shares Risk Management Tips With Students.

MINATO-KU, Japan - March 14, 2013 - PRLog -- Bill Sharp, a Senior Commodities Broker and veteran of commodity trading at Risk Capital FX in Tokyo, Japan shared tips for minimizing risk to capital being traded in the commodity and forex markets during times of instability.

This presentation was the 1st of two talks designed to interest university students who are close to graduating and will be deciding which career to embark on upon entering the workforce.

Sharp, a graduate of economics himself has various postgraduate qualifications and specializes in risk management. His strategies are used by almost all of the brokers at Risk Capital FX especially during times where geo-political issues affect the course of the market.

"Current geopolitical issues such as the current standoff in the korean peninsula can have a major effect on the price of energy commodities especially and one needs to know how to hedge and protect against loss if something escalates in such situations. I am pretty sure that my students today went away with a good understanding of this." said the senior commodity broker.

He goes on to say "I hope that some of the students I talked with will not only benefit from my expertise but also consider a career in trading forex and commodities. It's an exciting business."

The 2nd part of the presentation takes place tomorrow and will feature Ashley Davenport and Joy Wilson, two of the other senior brokers at Risk Capital FX.
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