Beyond Insights is featured in The Star as we celebrated our 15th year of establishment.
In the article - our founder Kathlyn Toh reiterates the company's commitment to empowering traders and investors to be versatile enough to navigate these fluctuations successfully.
“We understand that volatility in the stock market is not a passing phase; it's a constant. Our aim is to It's not just about surviving the markets; it's about thriving in them,” says Toh, adding that by building up their versatility in trading and preparing investors to adapt to the market confidently, the traders will not only be capable of handling volatility but can capitalise on the opportunities that arise.
Read the full article here: https://www.thestar.com.my/business/business-news/2023/11/30/beyond-insights-a-decade-of-empowering-traders-to-navigate-market-volatility-with-versatility
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