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Elvis Justice, CEO of Serendipity Trading Academy makes strides in trading
Serendipity Trade Academy, a self-taught online trading academy says it will continue to be one of the few online trading companies which offer free forex signals that provide significant returns to clients.
In an interview with the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) on the online academy, Mr Elvis Justice Bedi said, “We are one of the few academies that grant and share free signals of over 19000+ Pips gains weekly.” Any average trader makes roughly 10000 pips in a whole month but here we do more than that in a week.”
He said the youth were now warming up to trading online in order to rake in additional revenue which hitherto was not available to them.
Mr Bedi, who is also a Bitcoin investor, said he won a huge sum of money through Blockchain technology and cryptocurrency, and urged Ghanaians to consider investing in the cryptocurrency market.
According to him, digital trading had now become the trend for the youth as it was classified as investment unlike gambling and sports betting.
“My vision is to empower people with the right knowledge of Blockchain technology and creating a source of income with just the use of phone and internet. This will reduce the high rate of youth unemployment in the country,” he said.
“The long term benefit is the rise of smart 21st Century investors and traders who will be at the forefront of Blockchain innovation,” he said.
Mr Bedi debunked claims that crypto currency was not worth investing, and explained that, “You need to understand how it is done. One needs to be patient and understand the technicalities before investing in the crypto currency business in order to reap the benefits.”
Serendipity Trading Academy recently launched its updated e-learning portal where all learning materials; simplified from Beginner – Masterclass in Forex, Cryptocurrency, Indices, Stocks, Options & amp; Commodities are made available.
“This is the only thing I can give to the youth” A simplified way of understanding this business.
Meanwhile, the Securities and Exchange Commission has warned the public against investing in crypto currency and crypto-related investment schemes.
A statement issued by SEC last year said all crypto-related activities were not regulated by the Commission.
BY FRANCIS NTOW
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New BoG governor can’t engage in official duties – Afenyo-Markin to Mahama
The Minority Leader, Alexander Afenyo Markin has raised concerns over the assumption of official duties by Dr. Johnson Asiamah as Governor of the Bank of Ghana (BoG).
The former Deputy Governor was recently nominated by President John Dramani, on January 31, 2025, to serve as Governor, pending approval by the Council of State.
This follows a formal request by the current Governor, Dr. Ernest Addison, to proceed on leave ahead of his retirement on March 31, 2025.
However, in a letter to President Mahama dated February 4, Minority Leader raised serious concerns with Dr. Asiamah’s assumption of office in the absence of the Council of State.
“Your Excellency, it is my considered view that Dr. Johnson Asiamah should refrain from engaging in official duties at the Bank of Ghana until his nomination has been duly approved by the Council of State. While awaiting confirmation, he can seek any necessary briefings outside the formal assumption of office,” the letter noted.
He added, “I trust that due attention will be given to this matter to uphold the integrity of our institutional processes.”
By Edem Mensah-Tsotorme
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Bagbin lifts suspension of four MPs
Speaker of Parliament, Alban Bagbin, has lifted the suspension of four Members of Parliament (MPs) who were suspended after a clash during the vetting session on Thursday, January 30, 2025.
The altercation occurred between Minority and Majority MPs, escalating tensions in Parliament. The disagreement reached a peak after the suspension of the four MPs, triggering a debate over whether the vetting should proceed on January 31, 2025.
Following the suspension, the Minority MPs walked out, leaving only the Majority to continue with the vetting of nominees, including that of MP Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa, who had already undergone several hours of questioning by the Minority Leader, Alexander Afenyo-Markin.
The lifting of the suspension comes after a review of the incident. The four MPs – Rockson Nelson Dafeamekpor, Frank Annoh-Dompreh, Jerry Ahmed Shaib and Alhassan Tampuli – are now expected to resume their parliamentary duties as normal. The move seeks to restore order in Parliament following the disruptions.
This was after both the majority leader and minority leader appealed to the Speaker of Parliament to lift the ban on the four MPs.
Alban Bagbin said, “So I have lifted the suspension order. I do so instantly and takes effect immediately. The affected Hon. Members are permitted now to enter the precincts of the house. I must say they actually complied with the orders.”
He assured that the investigations will continue, and the House will have the opportunity to make a decision.
He commended the security agencies for their support.
Source : Citinewsroom.com
