Chartered Market Technician - CMT
Definition of 'Chartered Market Technician - CMT'A professional designation given by the Market Technicians Association (MTA) to financial professionals who prove their proficiency in technical analysis. |
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Investopedia explains 'Chartered Market Technician - CMT'To be granted the designation, a candidate must pass three examination levels and agree to be bound by the MTA code of ethics. Also, to register for the CMT program, an individual must be a paying member of the MTA. |
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