The Egyptian Exchange

Basics of Investment and Technical Analysis Seminar at FUE

In collaboration with the Egyptian Exchange, a seminar entitled “Basics of Investment and Technical Analysis” was held from 16 Oct 2011 thru 18 Oct 2011. The seminar was held at the FUE campus and was especially designed for the Faculty of Commerce and Business Adminispation students.
The Egyptian Exchange is one of the oldest stock markets established in the Middle East, pacing its origins to 1883 when the Alexandria Stock Exchange was established, followed by the Cairo Stock Exchange in 1903. It is the Premier Capital Market in the Middle East & North Africa Region.
The program was pided into 3 academic sessions providing a comprehensive description and inner workings the stock market. In addition, a field visit to the Egyptian Exchange was arranged by FUE and the Egyptian Exchange in order that students experience the daily stock exchange sessions and interact directly with the brokers. Being exposed to such real world experience, students learn more about local and global economies. They gain a broader understanding of how various factors such as politics, environment, and resources can affect economies and how this impacts the stock market’s performance.

The Egyptian Exchange

Basics of Investment and Technical Analysis Seminar at FUEIn collaboration with the Egyptian Exchange a seminar entitled Basics of Investment and Technical Analysis was held from Oct thru Oct Basics of Investment and Technical Analysis Seminar at FUEIn collaboration with the Egyptian Exchange a seminar entitled Basics of Investment and Technical Analysis was held from Oct thru Oct The seminar was held at the FUE campus and was especially designed for the Faculty of Commerce and Business Adminispation studentsThe Egyptian Exchange is one of the oldest stock markets established in the Middle East pacing its origins to when the Alexandria Stock Exchange was established followed by the Cairo Stock Exchange in It is the Premier Capital Market in the Middle East North Africa Region The program was pided into academic sessions providing a comprehensive description and inner workings the stock market In addition a field visit to the Egyptian Exchange was arranged by FUE and the Egyptian Exchange in order that students experience the daily stock exchange sessions and interact directly with the brokers Being exposed to such real world experience students learn more about local and global economies They gain a broader understanding of how various factors such as politics environment and resources can affect economies and how this impacts the stock markets performance