New firm Savi targets home traders
Shah told FX Week he was inspired to start the company after trading his own money at home since leaving Bank of America in January this year when it merged with Merrill Lynch (FX Week, February 2). "Home traders can be disadvantaged in terms of the training they receive, the systems they use and the market information they have. Savi attempts to redress some of those disadvantages."
The new company offers to train individuals in the art of trading, primarily in foreign exchange, although credit
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