ATAA National Conferences
The annual ATAA conferences brings many knowledgeable members together each year, join us!
International Presenters
ATAA National Conferences have leading international professionals presenting cutting edge material.
Next Events
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Sydney Technical Analysis SIG Online - June 2020
Sat 06 June 2020 10:00 am
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Society of TA New Zealand, Online Meeting - June 2020
Tue 09 June 2020 7:00 pm
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Melbourne Quant Traders SIG Online - June 2020
Mon 22 June 2020 7:30 pm
Online
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Welcome to the ATAA
The Australian Technical Analysts Association is for people who are interested in the analysis of financial instruments based on available market data. To invest or trade financial instruments in the markets, there are basically two approaches to assess opportunities: fundamental analysis and technical analysis.
Announcements
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Password Reset Malfunction
27-May-2020
The password reset function on the log in page is malfunctioning. We are working on it. Until we get it working, please email your password reset request to: website-bugs at ataa.asn.au. Thank you for your understanding. Trade Well and Stay Safe, ATAA IT-Steering Committee
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Our Updated Website Is Live
10-Apr-2020
We've launched a new and improved version of our website today! It may look quite familiar from the front, but it's been rebuilt in the back to streamline operations and ensure we are able to more easily administer the site going forward.
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Covid-19 & ATAA
10-Apr-2020
Due to the Covid-19 outbreak and the social distancing restrictions on non-essential gatherings now in place, the ATAA have unfortunately had to take the decision to cancel the ATAA Conference in May and face-to-face meetings for the near future. We apologise for any inconvenience this may cause you if you were planning to attend the conference or the local Chapter meeting. We plan to reschedule the conference for a similar time next year (May 2021), assuming things have returned to normal by then....
