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Авторский блог Артём Яськив (smart4trader) об инвестициях, трейдинге, спекуляциях на финансовых рынках. Реальный опыт торговли с 2006г. Обучающие материалы для финансовой грамотности. Консультации по торговле на бирже по авторскому методу. Обучение трейдингу по авторскому методу.
str. Pushkina, 62370, Kharkov, Ukraine
Artem provides high-quality market analytics, fundamental and technical analysis on his website and in his telegram channel for free. He also teaches risk management in trading. I recommend
I took a training course at smart4trader.com, and based on the results of the training, I can say that the person is a clear professional in his field, clearly explained everything, many examples from personal experience, received a lot of advice from him. As a person, he is sociable, restrained, smart and tactful. In general, I was satisfied after meeting and learning.
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