CMT From MTA

[trader21]

It has been named Association of Technical Market Analysts(ATMA). Since MTA is a non-profit organization, it had to be registered with Charities Commissioner, and then collaborated with MTA, legally. The chairman, Sushil Kedia talks about it here: http://www.traderji.com/technical-analysis/38114-association-technical-market-analysts-india.html

 

[nikhiltrader]

how to pay the fees (registration fees, mta membership fees and exam fees)?

 

[trader21]

Check ATMA (Indian arm of MTA) http://atma-india.net/ , just started its operations.

 

[SwingKing]

Apart from what Trader21 has mentioned, those interested to enhance knowledge in Technicals should actually enroll for CMT exam and begin a structured approach towards analysis.

Once you start learning in a more structured approach, your way of looking at the markets will completely change. In the process, not only will you increase your own knowledge and profitability but you will also be able to contribute more to the online community here. Details of the website have already been given by Trader21.

As traders, our learning process never ends. If one dedicates himself towards self improvement, then profitability and success is only a matter of time.

Tc

 

[monilshah45]

Hey You can go to www.mta.org
which is a official site for CMT Program...
i am also pursuing CMT...

Regards,
Monil Shah

Hello all the senior people here!
I am interested in pursuing CMT from The Market Technicians Association.I haven't come across on any information regarding there Indian Chapter. I am a bit clueless about the whole thing. Is there someone form Traderji who can help me or rather guide me how to go about things.
All the help will be much appreciated.
Thanks and Regards,
mbh

 

[monilshah45]

Hey Guys,

i am planning to go for CMT from MTA... So, its pleasure if we can share the details..

Thank You
Monil