introduction

Foreign Exchange (Forex) is simply trading one currency for another and hoping that you have predicted that the market is going to move in the direction favourable to you. So every time that you place a trade there is a fifty percent chance that you get it right.......Hmm, there is also a fifty percent chance that you get it wrong.

So to tip the balance in our favour we use technical and fundamental analysis, often in conjunction with algorithms optimised to favour the current market conditions employing sophisticated trading strategies.

Instead of attempting to do this yourself we have PAMM accounts (Percentage Allocation Management Module) so that the brokerage will attach your account to a master account traded by professional traders and overseen by our account manager. The PAMM account manager cannot directly access your money and your funds are controlled by the brokerage at all times.

The account manager is a certified International Wealth Manager certified by the Chartered Institute of Securities and Investment (CISI based in London UK). He has over 25 years' experience in the investment industry and six years' experience in Forex fund management.

We currently have two accounts to choose from,

1. BlueMoon: Medium risk for this type of account expecting to average 6%-10% per month.
2. RedSky: A higher risk account expecting to average 10%-20% per month.

As an indication of our annual target, if an account averaged 6% per month you could expect a return of 100% per annum.

Obviously, these are high returns and consequently they are higher risk than most investments. In order to mitigate a large proportion of that risk the brokerage will close down the account if anyone loses over 45% of their fund at the high watermark level.

We have more accounts planned for the future with different levels of risk  and functionality.

Although forex trading can be very profitable it also has a high element of risk and you should never trade more than you can afford to lose. Past results are not necessarily indicative of future returns and predicted returns are not guaranteed.