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American Association of Professional Technical Analysts 2011 Conference

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April 8-9, 2011

In the mood for an intense, thought provoking two full days focused on technical analysis?

You’ll find that and much more at the American Association of Professional Technical Analysts 2011 conference April 8th and 9th in Marina del Rey, California. To make the most of your networking time with more than 100 attendees from all fields of Technical Analysis, plan to arrive on the 7th and depart on the 10th.

The cost for the entire conference is $425. But for various 1 day and companion pricing options please go to the www.aapta.com web site and click on the upper right hand hand tab for more 2011 conference information.

The 2011 AAPTA conference will be held at the Marriott Marina Del Rey located at 4100 Admirality way, Marina Del Rey, CA 90922. Book your room directly with the hotel by calling 310-301-3000. AAPTA room rates are $189.00 plus tax per night.

Learn more at: www.aapta.com

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