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Candlestick Expert Steve Nison Partners with Trading Post

Forex solutions among many that Nison offers

VANCOUVER, B.C. - May 9, 2008 - Continuing its aggressive pursuit of partnerships with the best solutions providers in the online trading industry, Trading Post today announced its partnership with Steve Nison and his company Candlecharts.com.

"We are excited to partner with Steve Nison who is known and respected as the foremost expert in trading candlesticks," said Samuel Araki, VP of Marketing Communications at Trading Post Financial. "Trading Post's community of traders will be able to tap into Steve's 25 years of extensive candlestick charting experience."

As the leading authority on candlestick charting, Steve Nison is a heavily sought-after speaker. He is a noted author, presenter, and lecturer where he has appeared at institutions as the World Bank, the Federal Reserve, numerous universities, major stock and commodity exchanges.

This newly formed partnership is just one of many that Trading Post is pursuing in building a comprehensive network of trading solutions to offer traders.

Full information on Steve Nison and Trading Post's partnership can be found by visiting www.tradingpostfinancial.com/nison.

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About Trading Post Financial Services
Trading Post Financial Services Inc. (TPFS) is a multi-structured company offering trading solutions and brokerage services, bringing together a global community of traders. Currently focused on the Foreign Currency Exchange (Forex) market, TPFS will expand to offer services in other financial markets. For additional information on TPFS, please visit: www.tradingpostfinancial.com.

About Steve Nison
Steve Nison is the founder and President of Candlecharts.com, a premier educational provider and advisory service to traders and investors world-wide. Nison's groundbreaking work in technical analysis and over 25 years experience has published three books in eight languages and sold over 75,000 copies. His appearance has graced the Wall Street Journal, Barron's, Worth, Institutional Investor, CNBC, and Financial News Network (a precursor to CNBC).