This weekend, I attended the MoneyShow in Orlando, Florida.<\/p>\n
The MoneyShow is a popular investment conference packed with some of the industry’s biggest names.<\/p>\n
Among the speakers were Christine Benz, director of personal finance for Morningstar, and Steve Forbes the chairman and editor-in-chief of Forbes Media.<\/p>\n
Money managers, retail investors, and traders will all come to the MoneyShow to find out what the world’s leading experts think is going to happen with the economy and the markets.<\/p>\n
Besides the keynote speakers, the MoneyShow has several different presentations all going on at the same time.<\/p>\n
But it wasn’t the presentations themselves that I was interested in…<\/p>\n
In fact, it wasn’t even the keynote speakers that drew me to the MoneyShow in the first place.<\/p>\n
The real reason I wanted to go was to sit back and observe… and see if there were any clear trends in terms of what the attendees wanted to hear more about.<\/p>\n
I assumed that folks would flock to talks about the economy and the Fed.<\/p>\n
And while there was a bit of interest there, most of the attention seemed to be on trading presentations.<\/p>\n
There were several speakers that focused on income-generating trading strategies. Many of their rooms were almost full.<\/p>\n
But one presentation was completely full.<\/p>\n
All the seats were taken… and even more people were lining up to try and get in.<\/p>\n
I was shocked when I found out the presentation was about forex.<\/p>\n
I’ve been trading forex for a very long time and the truth is that it’s never been as popular as trading stocks.<\/p>\n
But it looks like that’s about to change…<\/p>\n