Harvest Private Expands MTA Relationship to Provide Digital Access to Leading Technical Analysis Conference

HOUSTON, Jan. 20, 2016 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Some of the financial services industry’s leading thinkers on technical analysis – from Ralph Acampora and Julie Dahlquist to Tom Dorsey, Pat Tschosik and Steven Quimby of DeMark Analytics – shared the stage this month at the Inaugural Technical Analysis Seminar of the MTA Houston Chapter.

For the first time, their insights, advice and access to the benefits of an MTA seminar will be made available to anyone in the world, on demand, through Harvest Exchange, a software platform that builds public and private digital communities across the financial services sector.

The Houston Chapter, one of MTA’s largest and most active groups, initially began using the Harvest Private Network in 2015.  The Houston MTA Chapter Private Network allows members to communicate, network and engage within their own secure, invitation-only digital community.

While this community is available exclusively to its members, the Inaugural Technical Analysis Seminar of the MTA Houston Chapter will be available to traders, technical analysts and CMTs around the world. This offering solves for the age-old pain points of geography and time for conferences and events, thereby benefiting both the Houston MTA Chapter and those interested in the event but unable to attend.  To access the Seminar visit, http://info.hvst.com/MTA-Living-legends-technical-analysis-digital-symposium.  

“We are pleased to now provide more members with the unrivaled research and technical analysis offered by our ‘living legend’ presenters,” said Houston Chapter Co-Chair Matthew Caire, CMT, CFA, CFP. “Now they can access it online regardless of their location.”

“Our software is helping organizations like MTA enhance their value proposition by leveraging technology to increase investor engagement and relationships,” said Harvest CEO Peter Hans. “The applications of Harvest Private are vast and we take great pride in helping our clients and users solve some of their most significant problems.”

The MTA is the home of the Chartered Market Technician® (CMT) Program, the preeminent, global designation for technical analysis and the only technical analysis designation recognized by the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA).  

For more information on the Inaugural Technical Analysis Seminar of the MTA Houston Chapter, visit https://www.mta.org/event/the-living-legends-of-technical-analysis/?instance_id=3143.

 
About Harvest
Harvest was born to solve the antiquated, inefficient and expensive communication infrastructure across the investment management industry and to promote beneficial transparency amongst relevant investors. The Harvest software provides a scalable, frictionless, and data driven platform to virtual communities of investors, allocators, advisors and intermediaries. Financial professionals use Harvest for content marketing to their target audience, and for privately communicating with their own invite-only access communities in a regulatory compliant manner. Please visit us at www.hvst.com  

About the Market Technicians Association

The Market Technicians Association (MTA) is a not-for-profit member association of over 4,500 investment professionals in 85 countries. The mission of the MTA is to establish and maintain the highest professional standards among technical analysts by educating the investment community about the theory, practice and application of technical analysis. For complete information, please visit www.mta.org.

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