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The Street's Jim Cramer will deliver the keynote address at Scottrade's Nov. 12 Orlando User Summit for self-directed investors - (Photo: Business Wire)

Five Workshops to Help Protect and Expand Your Investment Portfolio Learn from industry experts, including Jim Cramer, and hear tactical tips designed for self-directed investors

ORLANDO, Fla. USA -- (BUSINESS WIRE)

Friday November 4, 2011

The fourth and final stop in Scottrade, Inc.’s 2011 national conference series will be Nov. 12 in Orlando, Fla. The free event, which touches on a variety of investment strategies, allows attendees to mix and match educational sessions from three tracks: investor, active trader and options trading. Each session educates clients on how to utilize Scottrade’s online trading tools and resources to make better-informed decisions.

Event Location:

Marriott Orlando World Center

8701 World Center Drive

Orlando, Fla., 32821

During the conference, which runs from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., attendees will have the opportunity to attend several workshops, including:

1. Help protect your portfolio with stop losses and position sizing;

2. Expand your trading horizons with exchange-traded funds (ETFs);

3. Build a long-term portfolio based on relative strength;

4. Use price patterns to find profitable entry points

5. Learn options trading strategies for the stock investor.

The Street’s Jim Cramer will deliver the keynote address. And as with every Scottrade User Summit, attendees will be able to participate in a question and answer session with Scottrade representatives, including local branch office associates.

“The tri-track structure gives our clients the power to customize what they learn and decide for themselves what topics will help them achieve their financial goals,” said Kristin Grupas, Scottrade’s assistant director of customer education. “This way they can learn about the investment tools they need to fit within their individual strategies.”

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