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Bio

Paul Zogala was born in 1988 and is a trader at Murchinson, a global investment firm based in Toronto, Ontario. Murchinson was established in 2012 with a multi-strategic investment approach.

Murchinson hired Paul Zogala in 2014 to negotiate and structure investments. He works with equity, convertible securities, debt instruments, and warrants to exploit the entire capital structure.

To structure and monitor his portfolio holdings, Paul employs both fundamental and technical analysis. This Chartered Market Technician and CFA Charterholder, in addition, efficiently manages the portfolio and executes the company's strategy.

Current position (1)

Trader

Murchinson.

Achievements (1)

Trader at Murchinson

In 2014, Murchinson hired Paul Zogala to negotiate and structure investments. He works with equity, convertible securities, debt instruments, and warrants to exploit the entire capital structure.

Degrees (1)

Bachelor's Degree

McMaster University

2005 to 2009

Presentations

Presentations (1)

5 Ways to Make Money From Your Trading Skills

As with any skill, it takes practice and dedication to master your trading strategy. However, once you’ve managed to perfect your approach, you can start earning money from it. If you’re more of a hands-on person who prefers trading over investing, this guide by Paul Zogala shows you how to start making money from your trading strategies.

Reading this list of ways to make money from your trading skills might make you feel a little nervous about starting out on your own. After all, it’s a big leap from reading this article to making money from your trading strategy. However, if you have an eye for details and a passion for trading, you can make a lucrative career out of it. Even if you’re not the most confident person, reading the tips below or watching the videos uploaded by Zogala, will help you find the right direction. And that’s why you’re here reading this guide.

Start trading with small stakes first
The most important thing when starting out on your own is to stay realistic. Y