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Glenda M. Dowie is the CEO and President of a Fintech software company based in San Francisco, CA that is publicly traded on the OTC Markets (APTY). To support the life cycle of the industry, the company has formed an eWaste recovery division. Visit the eWaste buying site here: www.therefiningcompany.com. Glenda’s entrepreneurial background started with her adventures in Hong Kong funding ventures that later led her to build a stock trading platform called TraderZone, focused on delivering proprietary buy indicators and algorithms. With over 17 years of experience as a stock trader and charting technician, Glenda took her love of trading and the theory behind her technical indicators full circle to build APT Systems; she then launched a small gaming subsidiary as part of its mobile strategy. APT’s equities trading platform, Intuitrader, became the brainchild of the operation that led to the inclusion of three additional platforms and a stable coin named Spera. The financial ecosystem is designed to give members more control over their trading strategy and outcomes and acts like a trading partner with support to minimize risk. Before becoming a successful business owner, Glenda worked in many roles that showed her business acumen and flair for design, including a mortgage broker, magazine editor, designer, and real estate agent. Glenda is also the author of “6 Simple Steps to Buying a Winning Stock,” and a writer for Forbes Company’s Investopedia.com, where she teaches stop-losses and other stock trading techniques for the avid trader. “Timing is everything” is her mantra which stresses the importance of traders managing risk while buying stocks at the exact right time.More on financial platforms here Https://Sperastablecoin.com Specialties: Equities trading and technical indicator research and trading platform developmentArticle: http://www.investopedia.com/articles/trading/08/macd-stochastic-double-cross.asp#axzz1brp1wNww

Patrick Munis is a CEO & Founder at NewWave Technologies company. He attended MIT Sloan School of Management in 2012.