Fullerton Markets launches ASEAN Tour in Manila

Fullerton Markets once again proved why it continues to soar high, gathering both beginner and expert traders, entrepreneurs, and business-minded individuals to share with them powerful tips to achieving trading and investment success at the recently concluded Fullerton ASEAN Manila Tour.

The half-day event was led by Fullerton Markets’ CEO Mario Singh, Head of Research and Education Wayne Ko, and Chief Strategist Jimmy Zhu. Wayne kicked off the summit with a topic that appealed to many, that is, the workings and benefits of copy trading. Fullerton Markets boasts its own copy trading platform known as CopyPip, which enables investors to select and copy from a range of 300+ strategy providers.

Zhu followed with updates on market news and economic trends, providing key information for traders and investors looking to profit from price movements and currency developments. The keynote was delivered by Singh, who gave an insightful look into effective ways for attendees to cash the crash. The topic aimed to help the success-driven crowd spot a major crash before it hits and to best position themselves to make profitable trades during a downturn.

“We’re bringing the ASEAN Tour to Manila for the first time to help Filipinos build their wealth confidently and effectively, especially as the Philippine economy continues to perform well,” said Singh. The bestselling author added that a major crash happens every 10-12 years and that we cannot afford to wait for another decade before we take action.

Ko added, “CopyPip can be profitable depending on the trader you choose to follow. So what we can do as a platform provider is to be as transparent as possible and provide all available data – including traders’ portfolios – to our clients for them to have enough information before they choose which trader to copy.”

Concerning the Philippine economy, Zhu said “Either the market is up or down – it all depends on what we invest in. If China and the United States are able to come up with a good deal, I can see the Philippine manufacturing industry and consumption level recovering in the first half of next year.”