Magnus Carlson at Risk Capital FX Announces Second Commodity Trading Seminar in Japan

MINATO-KU, Japan - July 1, 2013 - PRLog -- Risk Capital FX broker Magnus Carlson announced today the firm's second commodity trading seminar which will be held in Japan on Friday, 12th July and Saturday 13th July.

The last trading seminar was at the end of february and lasted 2 days covering various subjects including risk management and hedging techniques. The new seminar will be more in-depth covering some of the subjects to be covered include effective research methods, risk management and complex commodities strategies and hedging techniques for energy commodities.

The guest speaker is Magnus Carlson and other speakers including Mathew Cannon and Bill Sharp will talk about a variety of different trading techniques amongst other topics relating to trading commodities in the energy sector.

After winning the company's fourth annual commodity trading competition this year, Magnus has produced some of the strongest commodity trading results for Risk Capital clients in this quarter too.

The last seminar was a roaring success with both experienced traders and beginners attending and learning from the professionals at Risk Capital FX how to trade energy commodities.

Places are available for both days of the seminar and interested investors should contact Gina Charles at +1 877 805 6681 for seminar booking and additional information.

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Risk Capital FX has been a commodity and forex broker for over 10 years. With the ability to clear on almost every exchange worldwide and offices in Tokyo, Japan and San Jose, Costa Rica, Risk Capital provides access to commodity and forex trading around the clock.

For more information, please visit the website of Risk Capital FX at http://www.riskcapitalfx.com or call the company toll free at +1 877 805 6681.

Risk Disclosure: Past results do not guarantee future performance. Commodity and forex trading can involve substantial risk of loss and because of this only risk capital should be used.