The top 30 traders from the qualifying stages are invited to trade live in an e-Stadium theatre for $150,000.
ACY Securities
The 2020 Trading Cup, a global live trading tournament run by the Australian firm ACY Securities, has begun with a bang and is on track to be the most successful event of its kind ever hosted.
With a minimum of $150,000 in prize money, the competition is a six-month long live trading contest which consists of 6 stages and concludes with the Grand Final. What makes the Trading Cup unique is how the grand final is conducted.
The top 30 traders from each of the six qualifying stages are invited to trade live in an e-Stadium theatre for their chance to claim a position in the top 10.
The top 10 traders battle it out to be crowned the Grand Champion, while trading over the US Non-farm Payroll data release.
“The Trading Cup was built to inspire traders all around the world, to show what is possible with a real-money trading account, across a wide range of asset classes. Last year's final was electrifying with tension building right to the last minute of trading, when the best trader was crowned” said Mr Jessen is a statement today.
He further added that traders should be doing all they can to experience the tournament for themselves.
“Having experienced the grand final first-hand and interviewed a handful of the winning traders, I can confirm that traders should be doing everything they can to claim their spot in the grand final. You will be treated like royalty” concluded Mr Jessen.
Stage 1 kicked off on Monday 1st of June and the Grand Final, which will be broadcast live, will take place in January 2021 at a destination yet to be announced.
Last year’s Grand Final took place at Studio City in Macau (E-sports Arena) with qualifying traders flying in from all over the world and thousands of people tuning in to the live streaming to witness the contestants showing off their trading ability.
Executing their strategies over the US Non-farm Payroll data, the percentage returns from last year’s winners were as per the following table:
2019 Trading Cup, Studio City, Macau
Some cities the organisers have flagged for the upcoming Grand Final include Singapore, London or Dubai, but the final decision is expected to be made after Stage 4 is completed.
To see how traders are performing in Stage 1 via a live leader board, or to sign-up and enter the 2020 Trading Cup, simply visit https://www.tradingcup.com/en
Disclaimer: The content of this article is sponsored and does not represent the opinions of Finance Magnates.
The 2020 Trading Cup, a global live trading tournament run by the Australian firm ACY Securities, has begun with a bang and is on track to be the most successful event of its kind ever hosted.
With a minimum of $150,000 in prize money, the competition is a six-month long live trading contest which consists of 6 stages and concludes with the Grand Final. What makes the Trading Cup unique is how the grand final is conducted.
The top 30 traders from each of the six qualifying stages are invited to trade live in an e-Stadium theatre for their chance to claim a position in the top 10.
The top 10 traders battle it out to be crowned the Grand Champion, while trading over the US Non-farm Payroll data release.
“The Trading Cup was built to inspire traders all around the world, to show what is possible with a real-money trading account, across a wide range of asset classes. Last year's final was electrifying with tension building right to the last minute of trading, when the best trader was crowned” said Mr Jessen is a statement today.
He further added that traders should be doing all they can to experience the tournament for themselves.
“Having experienced the grand final first-hand and interviewed a handful of the winning traders, I can confirm that traders should be doing everything they can to claim their spot in the grand final. You will be treated like royalty” concluded Mr Jessen.
Stage 1 kicked off on Monday 1st of June and the Grand Final, which will be broadcast live, will take place in January 2021 at a destination yet to be announced.
Last year’s Grand Final took place at Studio City in Macau (E-sports Arena) with qualifying traders flying in from all over the world and thousands of people tuning in to the live streaming to witness the contestants showing off their trading ability.
Executing their strategies over the US Non-farm Payroll data, the percentage returns from last year’s winners were as per the following table:
2019 Trading Cup, Studio City, Macau
Some cities the organisers have flagged for the upcoming Grand Final include Singapore, London or Dubai, but the final decision is expected to be made after Stage 4 is completed.
To see how traders are performing in Stage 1 via a live leader board, or to sign-up and enter the 2020 Trading Cup, simply visit https://www.tradingcup.com/en
Disclaimer: The content of this article is sponsored and does not represent the opinions of Finance Magnates.
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