Whether you’re a new or seasoned trader, if you’re looking to take your trading to the next level, join Reach Markets for the first Trading 360 Summit – a free series where expert traders share their knowledge on picking directions, their favourite trading strategies and how they approach trade management, including the psychology, tools and resources they use. In the first session, Managing Director at Reach Markets, Patrick Nelson and CEO of OpenMarkets Australia and Managing Director of Tradefloor, Ivan Tchourilov, took a deep dive into implied volatility in options trading. In the first episode Patrick and Ivan gave a crash course in breakout trades, sideways moves and pivot points or volatility spikes. So if you’re curious about “Iron Condors”, “Long Straddles” or “trading a retracement” this episode will get you in the know in no time. To watch this week’s session click here. Book in for free and join us for the Trading 360 Summit over the next 4 weeks where you’ll gain access to great insights, strategies and tools from some of the best and brightest on the trading floor. Book in to the series. Next week Nathan Germaine, the Founder of Equity Markets and Greg Tolpigin – Head of Proprietary Trading for Gleneagle Securities will share their favourite strategies and entry signals they use to generate additional income on a portfolio or when taking an aggressive opinion on the market.  Trading 360 Summit – Session 2 “Prop Trader and Fundie” Date: 13 October 2020 Time: 7pm AEDT Participation is free, and the knowledge is priceless. Book in to the series.   Trading options is not suitable for everyone. There is a risk that you can lose more than the value of a trade or its underlying assets. You should only act on the information we provide if you are confident that you fully understand what you are doing. Past returns do not always indicate future returns, and it is also possible to make significant losses. We employ expert traders and use strategies that aim to maximise returns and minimise risk. However, there is always a risk of loss when trading and investing.