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Dr. Carlos Blanco, Faculty Member, Authors Oil Markets Story in Commodities Now

Tuesday, 24 April 2012 00:00

Dr. Carlos Blanco, Faculty Member, Authors Predictable Surprises - Oil Markets & Iran's Nuclear Programme in the March 2012 Edition of Commodities Now Read It Today!

We are pleased to announce that our faculty member, Dr. Carlos Blanco, is featured in the March 2012 edition of Commodities Now.

"DESPITE THE CONTINUOUS denial of Iranian officials that their interest is to produce a nuclear weapon, very few people outsides Iran believe them. Even Russia, one of Iran’s strongest allies, recently voiced public concerns about Iran’s intentions when Vladimir Putin stated that, “We’re not interested in Iran becoming a nuclear power. It would lead to greater risks to international stability.”

To read the entire article please click here.

Asia Pacific LNG Brochure Now Available!

Friday, 13 April 2012 00:00

2012 Asia Pacific LNG Course Catalogue Now Available Download It Today!

We are pleased to announce that the new 2012 Asia Pacific LNG Brochure is now available for download. The brochure highlights the three LNG courses that are offered as part of our world-class LNG education and training series

NEW COURSE! - Trader Psychology (TPS)

Thursday, 12 April 2012 00:00

NEW COURSE! Trader Psychology – The Discipline and Methods to Trading Success

We are pleased to announce the following brand new Trader Psychology course to arrive in London this June:

Trader Psychology – The Discipline and Methods to Trading Success

This one day workshop covers psychological and technical aspects to trading in energy markets. The course will review key lessons from successful traders and a summary of findings from behaviuoral finance studies applied to trading decisions. We will introduce how to develop a disciplined trading approach incorporating fundamental and technical analysis, with emphasis on the main components of a formal trading plan, how to articulate decision drivers, and determining position sizes and quantify and control risk levels. We will also explore some of the main reasons why traders blow up, with examples from energy markets.

To learn more about this course or to register please click here.

Additional Sessions of Our Popular Crude Oil Trading and Refining Courses Now Available

Thursday, 12 April 2012 00:00

By Popular Demand Additional Sessions of Our Popular Crude Oil Trading and Refining Courses Have Been Added to the Houston Training Schedule

July 23 – 24: Overview of Physical Crude Oil Trading and Operations

In this introductory workshop, delegates will gain an in-depth understanding of how the physical crude oil trading market works.

July 25 – 26: Fundamentals of Petroleum Refining – A Non-Technical Introduction

This exciting programme is designed to introduce nontechnical oil industry members to the fascinating field of petroleum refining.

July 27: Fundamentals of Refinery Economics

This one-day workshop starts with a focus on specifications, blending and valuation followed by fundamentals of refining planning and optimisation; factors that affect refinery profitability, margin calculations, as well as trends in refining and product demand.