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The Inter Bank Foreign Exchange Market (IBFXM or FOREX
market) is an international market place where trading takes place
on the world’s major currencies such as the United States Dollar,
the Swiss Franc, the Euro, the Japanese Yen, and British Pound. The
Currency Market is made up of approximately 5000 Trading
Institutions. International Banks, Government Central Banks,
Commercial Companies, Brokerage firms and Individual Speculators.
Forex trading is not bound to any one floor or
specific market and is done electronically between networks of banks
continuously over a 24-hour period. There is no centralized location
for trading activity and trading occurs over the Internet at
locations worldwide.
Note: Forex Trading is not conducted on a
regulated exchange and as a result there are additional risks
associated with this type of trading which you should be aware of
before entering this market.
The advent of the Internet has opened a whole new
world for the small investor allowing him to trade this profitable
market place from the comfort of his dwelling or office. All trades
are calculated on very sophisticated trading software systems and
finally executed via a designated dealing desk.
The most common objections made by prospective traders are:
I HAVE NO TIME TO CONDUCT THIS BUSINESS
I HAVE NO MONEY
TOO MUCH OF A CHALLENGE - IT IS TOO DIFFICULT
Fortunately there is a Reality which is confirmed by our
present traders on a regular basis and that is, you DO have:
TIME: the markets are available 24 hours a day.
CHALLENGE: with our state of the art software, training and
support our traders find the industry stimulating and exciting.
But why Trade Currencies?
How does Forex compare with other financial markets?
The Forex market is open 24 hours a day, 5.5
days a week. Because of the decentralized clearing of trades and
overlap of major markets in Asia, London and the United States, the
market remains open and liquid throughout the day and overnight.
Most other markets are dictated by the time zones of their trading
locations.
One 24-hour a day consistent margin rate allows Forex
traders to leverage their capital more efficiently with as high as
100-to-one leverage.
Please note that a higher leverage is subject to
more risk
With a start up requirement of $2500 for a
standard account and only $250 for a mini account, Forex trading is
extremely accessible.
Please Note: Forex Trading is not
conducted on a regulated exchange and as a result it is important
that you consider the
additional risks associated with this type of trading.
New Clients
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following:
- Free demo trading accounts
- Free charts
- Free technical analysis
- Free real time support
- Free training with a Standard Live
Account
- Free Getting Started E-Book
- Free Training Module with every Practice Account
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