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GFT’s relationship with FXstreet.com reinforced

Posted on December 17, 2007 at 11:50 in Uncategorized by Francesc

Hi everyone

I’m very pleased to announce that GFT (Global Forex Trading) has renewed its sponsorship of the FXstreet.com website for the second consecutive year.

From November 2007 to October 2008, GFT will sponsor all of FXstreet.com’s webpages which are forecasted to reach approximately 50 millions page views. During the same period of time last year, the portal received more than 41 million pageviews.

GFT has built a solid relationship with FXStreet.com due to its continued sponsorship and support. Besides participating in the FXstreet.com Premium Service, GFT also sponsors the Trendex service, which was launched in September 2007.

GFT also sponsored the first FXstreet.com International Traders Conference (ITC) which was held in Barcelona (Spain) in October 2007

Thanks GFT for helping and supporting FXstreet’s web site and new projects!

Francesc

note: We have prepared a Presse Release about this that you can read here if you please. Click below

Download press_release_gft_sponsor_map.pdf

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