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The World’s Largest Market
More than US$5 trillion worth of currencies are traded per day, according to the Bank for International Settlements (BIS). The U.S. dollar is responsible for nearly 88% of total trading volume.
Since the global forex market is so large, it offers traders significant liquidity enabling traders to enter and exit positions very easily, and enjoy lower transaction costs. Under normal market conditions, with a click of a mouse you can instantaneously buy and sell at will as there will usually be someone in the market willing to take the other side of your trade.
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24-Hour Availability
The currency markets are open 24 hours a day. Investors around the world want to trade currencies. Companies require currency for international trade, and central banks have been making use of foreign exchanges since 1971, when the value of most currencies began to “float.” Banks, broker-dealers and other financial institutions—located in many different cities to help service this demand. 24-hour access simply means greater options.
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Ability to buy or sell
Your profit or loss will depend on the extent to which you get your prediction right, meaning it is possible to profit whichever way the market moves.
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High Probability. Limited Risk.
Our trading methodology is designed to generate consistent profits by identifying a limited number of high probability trades as well as automatically limiting exposure to loss. Monthly returns in model account regularly exceed 15-20%
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Signature Process
A simple, easily replicated, high probability strategy that rewards consistency over speculation combined with careful money management that protects profits and minimizes losses.
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Complete Transparency
Our aim is to provide the clearest possible insight and education in trading Forex for profit including:
- Daily charts of wins and losses.
- Market commentary and trade analysis.
- Weekly summary of trading results.
- Profit and loss statements.
Why “Compound” Forex.
What do you know about compounding? How about the rule of 72?
Both played significant roles in the design of our strategy which is focused on
- Protecting capital
- Achieving incremental gains on a daily basis
- Allowing compounding to produce significantly above average returns over the medium to long term.
To use a baseball comparison our strategy is to hit mostly singles and doubles and the occasional home run. This may seem out of step with Forex markets renowned for fast moving prices, boom or bust, high speed trading and a high failure rate. High risk, high reward has it’s place but not here.
Instead, we are focused on identifying and trading a limited number of higher probability trades – perhaps just one or two daily. This takes patience and discipline. All trades are selected manually and we won’t always be right. But, over time, a break-even or better winning ratio is profitable when combined with an average risk/reward ratio of 1.5-2.0 and magnified by the impact of compounding.
This might sound easy. It’s not. But, we have a solid track record and verifiable numbers to back it up.
Skeptical? Understood. But if you have an open mind I invite you to monitor actual verifiable results for as long as you need to day’s, or longer to decide. What do you have to lose?
Disclaimer: By viewing any material or using the information within this site, you agree that it is general educational material and you will not hold CFX or any of its staff or employees responsible for loss or damages resulting from the content provided. Currency trading involves the risk of loss as well as the potential for profit. You must be aware of the risks and be willing to accept them in order to invest in currency markets. Do not trade with money you cannot afford to lose. This website is for educational purposes and is neither a solicitation nor an offer to buy/sell futures, options or currencies. No representation is being made that any account is guaranteed to achieve profits or losses similar to those discussed on this website or in any of its material. The past performances of any trading system or methodology is not necessarily indicative of future results.