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Upcoming Live Webinar: How to Trade in Low-Volatility Markets with Wall Street Veteran Fabrizio Vintimilla

23.07.2026
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When market volatility cools down and price movement tightens, many retail traders struggle to find clear setups or risk getting chopped up in narrow ranges. Trading quiet markets requires a completely different mindset, patience, and precise short-timeframe strategies.

To help you navigate these market conditions, we are excited to host a live educational webinar featuring Fabrizio Vintimilla - a trader with over three decades of financial market experience spanning Wall Street, prop trading, and team management.

Plus, all live attendees will have the chance to win exclusive giveaways distributed throughout the stream!

Event Details

Meet Your Host: Fabrizio Vintimilla

Fabrizio’s trading journey began in 1995 on Wall Street at Teevan & Co. in New York, trading stocks like Microsoft, Apple, and Intel alongside major institutional players like Lehman Brothers, Bear Stearns, and Stratton Oakmont.

Starting under one of Wall Street's top traders - who needed six assistants just to track his trades - Fabrizio systematically mastered stock analysis, risk management, and market mechanics. He went on to manage his own trading team, breaking firm profit records and achieving the highest end-of-year bonuses for four consecutive years.

After building and successfully selling a multi-million dollar business outside finance, Fabrizio returned to institutional trading and the prop trading space, bringing 30 years of practical market wisdom to modern retail traders.

Inside the Mind of the Host: A Quick Q&A

To give you a preview of what to expect during the live webinar, we sat down with Fabrizio to discuss early lessons, market changes, and trading psychology:

Q: Do you remember your first trade on Wall Street?

Fabrizio: Yes, like it was yesterday. It was Microsoft right around the release of Windows 95. The stock was super hyped and highly volatile, making it an incredible stock to trade back then.

Q: How has the market changed since you started in 1995?

Fabrizio: Information speed is the biggest difference. In 1995, I read the Sunday edition of Barron’s front-to-back to catch up on financial news. Today, news is instant via Google or terminal alerts. But speed brings noise - learning what is good versus bad information is key to becoming a wise trader.

Q: What was the worst day of your trading career, and what did it teach you?

Fabrizio: We went long on Microsoft after a tip, but bad news broke by 10 AM and we dropped $500,000 almost instantly. Nobody ate lunch that day. By 1 PM, we pivoted, sold our long positions, and went short. By the closing bell, we recovered almost everything and finished down only $4,500. It taught me that survival isn't about avoiding mistakes; it's about quick, disciplined risk control when a trade turns against you.

Q: What is the main advice you would give to someone entering trading today?

Fabrizio: Trading is 10% strategy and 90% psychology. You have to overcome your inner fear and self-doubt. Start by researching, using platforms like SpiceProp to understand how trading works without overwhelming yourself, and making sure you choose the right tools for your style.

What You Will Learn (And Win!)

In this session, Fabrizio will share his personal framework for identifying and executing short-timeframe trades when market movement is slow.

Whether you are looking to refine your lower-timeframe execution or simply want to learn how a 30-year Wall Street veteran approaches calm market periods, this webinar is packed with practical insights.

Bonus: We will be giving away valuable prizes live during the event!

Seats are limited - make sure to register in advance and tune in live on Tuesday, July 28 at 6:00 PM CET to claim your chance to win.

Register here: https://spiceprop.clickmeeting.com/trading-on-low-volatility-markets/register