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AI, Automation & Smarter Decision-Making in Changing Markets

Thursday, September 10, 2026

6:00 PM UTC – 9:00 PM UTC

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Hosted by Denver Visibility & Growth Network

About this event

Markets are changing quickly. So are the tools people use to make decisions. Join me for a live conversation with the founder and programmer behind an automated trading technology that has been developed and refined over more than 25 years across both traditional and digital markets. You must register HERE. We’ll explore how automation, data and AI are changing the way individuals participate in financial markets - and why removing emotion from decision-making can matter just as much as having access to better information. This is not about hype, chasing trends or trying to predict the next big move. It’s a practical conversation about: • How automated systems respond to changing market conditions • Why rules-based decision-making can reduce emotion and inconsistency • How AI, data processing and automation are reshaping financial technology • What current volatility may be telling us about the broader market environment • What entrepreneurs and professionals should understand as these technologies become more accessible Whether you’re a business owner, entrepreneur, investor, technology professional, AI enthusiast, trader — or simply curious about how automation is changing financial decision-making, you’ll find something useful in the conversation. You’ll also have an opportunity to see the technology demonstrated live and ask questions directly of its founder. Live Online Event You must register HERE. Come curious. No prior trading, stock or crypto experience is required. Educational discussion only. Nothing presented is intended as financial or investment advice.

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