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ForexAutotrading OU Jöe 2 II floor10151 Talinn Estonia Company nr 11608615 © Copyright 2009 ForexAutotrading OU All rights reserved

We are software company specialising in the development and implementation of Expert Advisors for the Retail

Foreign Exchange Market. Expert Advisors (EA's) are specially designed automated

forex systems for use on the Metaquotes4 platform. (http://metaquotes.net ) Our

systems are developed by traders and developers with over 40 years combined

trading experience. The end result is quality systems for FX traders unsurpassed in

performance and integrity. Our current range offers a diverse suite for traders who

seek higher and consistent returns coupled with strategies ranging from scalping to

positional based trading.

Trading foreign currencies is a challenging and potentially profitable opportunity for educated and experienced investors. However, before deciding to participate in the Forex market, you should carefully consider your investment objectives, level of experience and risk appetite. Most importantly, do not invest money you cannot afford to lose.

There is considerable exposure to risk in any off-exchange foreign exchange transaction, including, but not limited to, leverage, creditworthiness, limited regulatory protection and market volatility that may substantially affect the price, or liquidity of a currency or currency pair.

More over, the leveraged nature of forex trading means that any market movement will have an equally proportional effect on your deposited funds. This may work against you as well as for you. The possibility exists that you could sustain a total loss of initial margin funds and be required to deposit additional funds to maintain your position. If you fail to meet any margin requirement, your position may be liquidated and you will be responsible for any resulting losses. To manage exposure, employ risk-reducing strategies such as ’stop-loss’ or ‘limit’ orders.

Any opinions, news, research, analyses, prices, or other information contained on this website are provided as general market commentary, and do not constitute investment advice. Fxautorobotics Resource Management is not liable for any loss or damage, including without limitation, any loss of profit, which may arise directly or indirectly from use of or reliance on such information. Fxautorobotics Resource Management has taken reasonable measures to ensure the accuracy of the information on the website. The content on this website is subject to change at any time without notice.

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MANAGED FOREX ACCOUNTS ... for smart Investors

Discover the returns possible in the world's largest financial market, the off-exchange foreign currency market (Forex). Forex is where banks, corporations, and whole countries make investments. It is just over the past few years that private investors, such as yourself, have been getting more involved with these opportunities. A managed Forex account gives an investor who cannot watch the market 24 hours a day the chance to participate in the world's largest market - Forex. These accounts are an ideal consideration for those who prefer to have their capital managed by professionals. Studies of professionally managed Forex accounts have often shown performance not related to the stock market. Consequently, allocating a portion of an investment portfolio to a Forex managed account can be a great way to enhance the overall performance of your portfolio, independently of what the stock markets are doing. We have sought the most outstanding Forex traders and teams from around the world, representing different Forex trading methods, trading styles and risk levels. For each of them we provide background information and recent performance records. If you are desiring to invest you will find details about the brokers and the process of obtaining forms. No investment is suitable for everyone. Many financial professionals recommend that you manage risk by spreading your involvement over several opportunities.

Why Forex? It is possible to make more than 5%-10% per year on investments, in a way that is not vulnerable to economic declines, just as it is possible to lose the same or more on your investments. Several years ago a friend of ours, nearing retirement age, began an exhaustive search for the ways people do this. He was particularly interested in possibilities accessible to someone with smaller amounts of risk capital. In his investigations he met professionally experienced financial partners pursuing the same thing, working to identify the best alternatives, and he (like many of them) gravitated toward the kinds of opportunities presented to you on this website. He has since become an investor in many of the managed programs listed on these webpages. Below is a summary he sent to us in which he explains why he thinks managed Forex accounts deserve the highest priority consideration. Whether you have heard of Forex before or not, please stop and think how helpful it might be to your life. But the world of investing is bewildering, large, and fraught with pitfalls and lucrative dead-ends. So he found, as you will see below. Thank you for visiting this page. Also please recognize by presenting his thoughts neither he nor we are giving investment advice, and that you are responsible for making your own investment decisions and that all investments involve risk.

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The Best Investments

Finally I got some retirement money. But not enough to retire soon, nor anytime in the foreseeable future! It led me to investigate what alternatives there are for investing such money. This resulted in a multi-year long project that began late in 2003. Money is an important issue and the cause of much anxiety for most of us. Here I want to share with you some of the results of my own search to find the best investments that achieve certain objectives.

MY GOALS I sought alternatives that might best satisfy the following requirements. Understand that I have a skeptical view of the economy and its future, so safety is a huge factor. I believe the debt situation in the US will have a major negative influence on valuations of things, although not in the short term, and not all at once. Here are my guiding questions: Through the course of these years I investigated practically everything you can think of, and things you may not even know about. I have consulted with financial planners, investment advisors, and done extensive financial and investment research. Add to that years of actual experience trading the markets in stocks, options, futures, and currencies, and exposure to a huge variety of advisors, account management providers, trade recommending providers, and investing/trading systems. I have considered real estate, tax liens, and similar investment approaches. I wanted to consider everything, to leave no stones unturned, so that I could then rest easy. Because either I would find something I was satisfied with, or, I could be satisfied knowing that I looked prodigiously and it wasn't there!

THE RESULTS MY CHOICE FOR LOW-RISK: CD Ladder at a LARGE bank (the kind that will not go bankrupt in a depression, such as Bank of America). Another alternative could be U.S. Savings Bonds (but do investigate what happens to these during a depression). A CD Ladder works like this. Rates for 5-year CDs tend to be higher than for shorter term CDs like 1 year. So you take your principal and divide it into fifths. This year you take one fifth and buy a 5-year CD. Next year, you take the second fifth and do the same. Every year you invest one fifth of your principal in a 5-year CD. After 5 years you are fully invested, and all your money is earning the 5-year CD rate. To be really really safe, you could have no more than $100,000 at any one LARGE bank, so all your funds are FDIC insured. The disadvantage to this is that if you need your money, you can only get 1/5 of it per year without paying a large penalty.

A word on mutual funds. On the whole not very many people I have come across do well with them. Some are a lot riskier than others. There are expenses associated with many of them. They are vulnerable to economic conditions. You cannot get your money out of them on a moment's notice. Having said that, I do hold some in my accounts. My principal holdings are in emerging European markets funds, with the greatest percentage in ESMAX (which at this writing is closed to new investors). I also have a sizable portion in EWO, which trades on the stock market but is like a mutual fund. Check several year's performance for either of these for yourself. I chose them based on balancing expected return, likely profitability, risk in the event of US economic decline, etc.

EVEN BETTER POTENTIAL RETURNS: Here is where the biggest focus of the project was for me, and the bulk of my research over these years. And, for one reason or another, practically every single option I found has been rejected because it failed one or more criteria. The criteria were:

--It not involve my time placing trades or monitoring markets --It not be vulnerable to sudden economic news, terrorist events, corporate earnings announcements, governmental announcements such as interest rate changes, other world events economic or otherwise

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--It make at least several percent profit PER MONTH, and offer compounding (leaving the profits in the account to increase the principal)

Generally, I found that the best possibilities for meeting these criteria are MANAGED ACCOUNTS, that have professionals who trade your account for you, who watch the markets every single moment. This way they can get you out if things turn sour. But not just any managed accounts will do, because not all markets in which they can trade are the same. The market that is open around the clock, except for weekends, is the off-exchange foreign CURRENCIES market (Forex). Foreign currencies can be traded by banks, via futures exchanges, and on Forex. Bank hours and some futures exchange hours are limited compared to Forex, which trades 24 hours a day except weekends. This is beneficial because if something happens overnight your account is able to respond to it instantly and not have to wait for the morning and potentially suffer a huge gap in the wrong direction.

How big have the profits been?

Having identified the best investment options to explore, when I considered actually investing in these, another criterion emerged as important: I wanted to be able to open a small account first, to see how it did. Then, if the account performed in a way with which I felt comfortable, I could add more money. Unfortunately, not all managed accounts offer minimum account sizes that are small enough -- in fact most DO NOT -- and by "small" I mean only $5,000 to $10,000 to open. Of course the bottom-line question is what kind of returns did these accounts have in the past? The answer: 1,5% to 6% PER MONTH. But please realize that Forex investments carry substantial risk and are certainly not suitable for everyone. Past performance is no guarantee of future results. There are plenty of managed accounts that LOSE people money, and if you invest in a managed account this can happen to you. Why haven't you heard about these? I think one reason is that until lately, managed Forex accounts like this were offered with much higher minimum investments. Many invest in managed accounts in currencies because the modern portfolio theory calls for a portion of your portfolio in high risk non-correlated investments, and liquidity is high. Do they put all their money there? Of course not, some of it is in the most conservative investment instruments like CD's, bonds, and bond funds, etc. But now that so many people are turning away from financial advisor middlemen, private managed account providers are slowly opening their doors to the public. It is about time! In today's financial climate, you are called upon to do your own research. My years of doing this research for myself has definitely convinced me that alternative investments like managed Forex should be considered by all. Keep reading if you are interested in what happened next. Feel free to point other people here. Also please recognize that I am expressing my own opinions, I am not giving investment advice, and that you are responsible for making your own investment decisions and their consequences. All investments involve risk! Please read the detailed information on risk on the Get Login page and consider it carefully before considering any investment in Forex.

Best Managed Currency Accounts

The best managed currency accounts I found, with the features for which I searched -- show actual NET returns that average from 4% to 15% per month or more historically. Let me be quick to remind you that past performance is not necessarily indicative of future results. To understand why I believe it is so important to consider these, let me describe Forex (short for "foreign exchange", or currency trading) in general.

Overview of Currency Markets Currencies trade on an off-exchange market, known simply as "Forex". Off-exchange means there is no central

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exchange. Yet Forex is the largest financial market in the world, involving most major banks of the world, most of the world's governments, and many of the world's corporations and financial organizations. Compared to the US stock markets, it is 1000 times bigger.

In Forex the basic trade is the buying of one currency and selling of another. For example, the French government might decide to buy 2 billion US dollars, paying for it with 2.4 billion euros (depending on the exchange rate at the time). Later, when the exchange rates have changed, they would plan to sell their 2 billion dollars for more euros than they originally paid. They might do this if they see an economic decline coming, to hedge their governmental assets. There are several basic reasons why I discovered that Forex represents such

a good investment alternative. Forex is more liquid than stocks. The Forex market is open and trading 24 hours a day, 5 1/2 days a week -- because it is always daytime on half the globe and banks, corporations, and countries are always active in the market at any time. This means that when holding a Forex position, with a protective loss-limit order in place -- when or if the markets begin to move against your position your protective order will get you out in most cases (market conditions can still occur where such orders do not fill at their prescribed price). This is unlike stocks, where you can go to sleep one night, to awaken the next morning to find your stock has gapped down and lost you additional money, giving you no chance to have saved it. Order size is not a problem. Since the size of transactions is typically in the millions to billions of dollars, you do not usually have to worry about trading large accounts and pushing a thin market around with your trades. Because the liquidity is high, you are almost always able to get in, or get out of any position instantly. Conditions can still occur that would prevent this, though, that are common to any financial market, but in general they are less frequent in Forex. Broker commissions tend to be minimal. The more costs you can remove from trading and investing, the higher your profit. Unlike stocks, bonds, mutual funds, commodities, and other investments, you tend to pay smaller commissions when trading in Forex. There is a difference in bid and ask rates when buying and selling, which is where Forex brokers make most of their income. Naturally this varies from broker to broker, and in some cases spreads can be widened considerably to represent sizable commissions -- so broker choice is an important decision in Forex. Some brokers will add a small commission cost to transactions to offset maintaining smaller spreads. But generally because the market is so large, the spread and/or commissions are in most cases an exceptionally small amount and impacts any individual trade in only a minuscule way. For example, at many prominent Forex brokerages, the difference between bid and ask for the dollar-euro exchange is most often 1/50 of a cent. Leverage! One of the major reasons why profit/loss potentials are higher in Forex is the use of leverage. This means that $10,000 in your account can be allowed to control as much as $1 million or more on the foreign exchange market. Now, none of the managers of accounts listed on this website uses all that leverage because the risk of loss is equal to the potential for gain. But they certainly do use SOME of that leverage. For example, if a Forex position makes a 1% profit/loss at 1:1 leverage, but you are leveraged at 5 to 1 (the maximum allowed is typically 100 to 1), then the profit/loss on your principal will be 5%. Leverage is used in other investments -- such as in real estate, where you can buy a $500,000 house for only $25,000 down (your $25,000 being leveraged at 20 to 1 in this case). The maximum leverage allowed for stocks is 2 to 1, and for mutual funds, no leverage is allowed. Be aware that higher leverage also carries higher risk of loss, however – so a sound trading approach is crucial when taking advantage of higher leverage opportunities.

Why a "Managed" Forex Account?

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How good an investor are you? If you are like me, when you look at the choices you will find they are overwhelming. If you begin to do some research, you soon find that it is very time-consuming. If you try to make your own trades, with any kind of frequency, I am sure you will have discovered how emotionally draining that can be, and how frustrating the results. There are only a small percentage of traders who are successful. Many of the best ones do it professionally. So after a number of years (nearly a decade) of trying my hand at all sorts of investing, in various kinds of markets (stocks, options, funds, futures, and Forex), I discovered the following. The professionals are better than I am. And, I do not really like doing it. It does not give me peace of mind. My talents and fulfillments lie in other areas of life. So the optimal solution for me is finding a good professional source to manage my account for me. All I want to do is check it every so often, as I would with any other long-term investment, and make occasional deposits and withdrawals as desired. Toward the latter stages of my investment search all my attention was upon the various managed account providers there are. From banks to large investment firms, to smaller companies and even automated systems, I looked and looked. It is a can of worms and takes a lot of digging. Basically I found that if the provider is big -- the investment managing firm that is – they are going to be way too expensive in terms of costs they pass on to me. Your net returns will be low. And I also discovered that the best account managers are snapped up by private individuals and private hedge funds. The question eventually boiled down to: how could I get in with some of these private account managers, given that I only had a small amount of money? You see, they usually manage accounts starting at $100,000 or $1 million ... and what I wanted to do was open a small account (several thousand dollars) to see how it did, THEN perhaps follow it up with a little more significant money.

And the Best I Found Were ... The managed Forex account providers that had the combination of criteria for which I was searching, that are open to small investors as well as large ones, with outstanding performance records and reasonable fees, are presented to

you on this website! They are available now. Please click the individual pages describing them to read more about them for yourself. Please also read the FAQs to get answers to some important questions you may have. I suggest … that you pick one of the accounts listed here to which you are attracted. Look at the account minimum. Then pick a percentage that represents the maximum decline you might expect from the initial account size – if you were very unlucky and happened to invest at the very moment when the trader was about to experience a “maximum” drawdown. “Maximum drawdown” is the loss in your account of the largest run of losing

trades that have occurred in past circumstances. Add 5% to that. Then decide that this number, say 30% or 35%, represents your “UNCLE” point – how much you are willing to risk losing, in order to investigate the possibility of gaining the returns suggested here by historical records. Next look at how much you might gain if performance was even half as good as historically (remember past performance is NO GUARANTEE of future results!). Perhaps that is a continuing stream of 3 to 10% net profit per month. Look at how much profit that is over time. What would that do for your life? Or for your IRA? Then consider this: would you be willing to risk losing several thousand dollars (or however much is represented by getting to your UNCLE point) in order to see if you can access the reward of that stream of returns? Because if it is true that you can get those returns – they are quite extraordinary in comparison to the risk – wouldn’t you want to investigate this sometime in your life?

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I believe the generally acknowledged approach to take then would be to diversify your holdings, spreading them between the various alternatives. Would I put all my money in these? No, of course not, I still hold mutual funds, bond funds, and some ordinary money market cash. I would never put all my money in any one place, or all at just one level of risk. But I definitely am inclined to put more of it where I see the most promising combination of safety and return. And I definitely allocate some portion of it to less conservative, higher reward investment vehicles. To that end, I would recommend you to diversify funds between several of the accounts offered here.

What is Forex? The Foreign Exchange market, also referred to as Forex, is the largest financial market in the world, with a volume of about $2 trillion a day. It was established in 1971 with the abolishment of fixed currency exchanges. Any person, firm, or country may participate in this market. If you compare its trading volume to that of the New York Stock Exchange, it is about 80 times bigger. What is traded on the Foreign Exchange? The simple answer is money. Forex trading is the simultaneous buying of one currency and the selling of another. Currencies are traded through a broker or dealer. Because you're are not buying anything physical, this kind of trading can be confusing. Think of buying a currency as buying a share in a particular country. When you buy, say, Japanese Yen, you are in effect buying a share in the Japanese economy, as the price of the currency is a direct reflection of what the market thinks about the current and future health of the Japanese economy, compared to the other countries' economies. Unlike other financial markets, the Forex market has neither a physical location nor a central exchange. The Forex market is considered an Over-the-Counter or "Interbank" market, due to the fact that the entire market is run electronically, within a network of about 5000 trading institutions such as international banks, central government banks like the US Federal Reserve, and commercial companies and brokers. Major trading centers are located in New York, Tokyo, London, Hong Kong, Singapore, Paris, and Frankfurt, and all trading is by telephone or over the Internet. Businesses use the market to buy and sell products in other countries, but most of the activity on the FOREX is from currency traders who use it to attempt to generate profits from small movements in the market. The most often traded or 'liquid' currencies are those of countries with stable governments, respected central banks, and low inflation. Today, over 85% of all daily transactions involve trading of the major currencies, including the US Dollar, Japanese Yen, Euro, British Pound, Swiss Franc, Canadian Dollar and Australian Dollar. Unlike any other financial market, investors can respond to currency fluctuations caused by economic, social and political events at the time they occur - day or night, because the Forex market operates 24 hours a day. What affects the Forex market? Currency prices are affected by a variety of economic and political conditions, most importantly interest rates, inflation and political stability. Economic factors include economic policy, disseminated by government agencies and central banks, economic conditions generally revealed through economic reports, and other economic indicators. No other market encompasses (and distills) as much of what is going on in the world at any given time as foreign exchange. Governments sometimes participate in the Forex market to influence the value of their currencies, either by flooding the market with their domestic currency in an attempt to lower the price, or conversely buying in order to raise the price. However, the size and volume of the Forex market makes it impossible for any one entity to "drive" the market for any length of time.

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Even though there are many huge players in Forex, it is accessible to the small investor thanks to recent changes in the regulations. Previously, there was a minimum transaction size and traders were required to meet strict financial requirements. With the advent of Internet trading, regulations have been changed to allow large interbank units to be broken down into smaller lots. There are many advantages to trading in Forex

Liquidity - Because of the size of the Foreign Exchange Market, investments are extremely liquid. International banks are continuously providing bid and ask offers and the high number of transactions each day means there is always a buyer or a seller for any currency.

Accessibility – The market is open 24 hours a day, 5 days a week. The market opens Monday morning Australian time and closes Friday afternoon New York time. Trades can be done on the Internet from anywhere.

Open Market – Currency fluctuations are usually caused by changes in national economies. News about these changes is accessible to everyone at the same time – there can be no 'insider trading' in FOREX.

No One Can Corner the Market – The Forex market is so vast and has so many participants that no single entity, not even a central bank, can control the market price for an extended period of time. As the market has grown, even central bank interventions have become increasingly ineffectual and short lived as a tool for controlling the value of a particular currency.

Tradability in Rising and Falling Markets – Unlike the US Equity markets, which require that investors only short a stock if the prior trade was equal to or lower than the short sale price, Forex markets allow the short sale of currencies without any requirements. Trading opportunities exist in the currency market regardless of whether a trader is long or short, or which way the market is moving. Since currency trading always involves buying one currency and selling another, there is no structural bias to the market. .

Low trading costs – The over-the-counter structure of the Forex market eliminates exchange and clearing fees, which in turn lowers transaction costs. Costs are further reduced by the efficiencies created by a purely electronic market place that allows clients to deal directly with the market maker, eliminating both ticket costs and middlemen. Because the currency market offers round-the-clock liquidity, traders receive tight, competitive spreads both intra-day and night.

Profit/Loss Potential – The potential for profit/loss exists because there is always movement between currencies. Even small changes can result in substantial profits/losses because of the large amount of money involved in each transaction.

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REINVESTING PROFITS

All accounts listed on this website will reinvest your profits if not withdrawn, unless otherwise noted. If you do not

withdraw profits from your account, then usually within a month they will be treated as an addition to your principal, upon which further trading in your managed account will be based. What this means is that your profits

become compounded. It also means that those profits are then at risk, if there is loss. Allowing profits to compound can dramatically increase the return on your investment, if profits, and not losses, continue. You should always be aware of the potential for loss, and understand that leaving your profits in the account to reinvest puts them at risk if in subsequent months there are losses. Related to this is the consideration to invest in order to create passive income, or

income for which you do not have to work. Instead of leaving profits in your account to reinvest, you might consider letting the resulting principal generate passive income for you. This means you WOULD then withdraw the profits every month -- this would be your passive income. Again, this assumes that there are profits, and not losses in the account. There is always the possibility of loss as well as for profit in trading Forex. Past performance is not necessarily indicative of future results. So be careful not to make unwarranted assumptions. To invest on one of the accounts we list here for the possibility of compounded returns or eventual passive income, it is vital that you also consider how to manage the risks involved in investing. Because you can also lose money when investing and how you handle your investing decisions can definitely influence the risk of loss to which you expose your funds. Knowing what risks you are willing to take, and what profit potentials you think exist, can help you decide whether and what types of investments to make, and with how much money.

DIVERSIFY and DEFINE LIMITS

An important way in which many investors manage risk is by diversifying their investments. They spread their money across different risk categories and different instruments within each category. Besides removing the danger of having put "all one's eggs in one basket," this can also serve to even out performance in the portfolio. When one investment is going through a drawdown, other investments can be in profit, thus minimizing the psychological impact of the underperformer. For these reasons, we encourage you to consider diversifying your investment funds across several choices at least. Another way to manage risk is to define ahead of time the total loss you are willing to accept for a particular investment. If it hits your loss, you get out. This way, during drawdowns you do not agonize over whether to pull out or not. As long as the account has not hit your loss limit, you continue giving the investment the opportunity to produce profits. How much room for loss do you give? Generally the higher the reward, the greater risk of loss allowed. For example, if you chose a managed account indicating occasional drawdowns of 25%, then you might choose a 30% loss as your loss limit. This gives the account room for "normal" swings in performance even if you were so unfortunate as to have opened your account at the precise beginning of a maximum normal drawdown. You would choose to risk this loss because you believe the account has the possibility to generate profitable returns that would build quite significantly if sustained over time. You might also reason that if the account produces a loss of 30% or more, that it is too volatile for your taste, and/or that its capacity for profitable performance has swung too far from your original assessment to be acceptable anymore. Knowing the percentage you have chosen as a loss limit, such as 30% in the above example, you can then calculate

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how much money this would be if you had opened your account with a certain amount. For a $10,000 account it would be $3,000. Then you can decide if you are willing to allow a loss of this approximate amount for the opportunity to benefit from what you think the potential profits could be. If you thought there was a potential for you to make a great deal more than $3,000 over time if the account performance was positive, you might reason that the risk is worth the chance for that reward. If not, you can ask how much you would be willing to risk for the perceived reward, and decide to open an account such that 30% of your opening balance equals the amount of this chosen risk.

Please do not ever risk money in investments that you cannot afford to lose. Investing is not suitable for everybody. Defining a loss limit does not guarantee that loss will be limited to that amount, nor does diversification necessarily result in limiting loss or lowering risk of loss. These are excellent risk management strategies, but they do not represent guarantees. Please re-read the information about risk on the Login page for other important reminders. If you decide to invest, we encourage you to consider managing your exposure to risk through diversification and loss limit decisions. Many find that a benefit of doing this is greater peace of mind, when and if they decide to invest.

How to Earn 1,5 to 6% Monthly on your Money

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Let's face facts: everyone wants a decent return on their money. This is especially true when you consider the fact that inflation is a constant parasite that eats away at our savings on a daily and monthly basis. People expend an amazing amount of emotional angst as they watch the fluctuation of CD rates at their local bank, wondering if they should renew now, or wait for a better rate. And there is always the question of how long a term to lock in upon enewal; 6 months? 1 year? What if you renew for a year and the rates zoom up another percentage point in 3 months? What if I told you that there is a way to move way beyond those CD rates and earn rates of return that up until now have only been enjoyed by the super-rich; those with extremely fat wallets and banking connections that you and I could only dream about? While the average CD holder would be thrilled to get 6% per year in today's market, I am talking about rates of 6% and even slightly better than that on a monthly basis. Now, before you accuse me of smoking some funny kind of tobacco, I want to assure you that I am entirely serious in suggesting this

possibility to you. And not only that, there are some safety prerequisites that I have established that a candidate investment must meet before I will consider it. I will tell you with a straight face that I have come to the place where I do not get excited about looking at an investment unless it returns a minimum of 6% per month and on top of that, does so with relative safety. Impossible you say? Well, please reserve your judgment and read on.

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Why 6%? _________________________________________________ First of all, why is 6% such an important rate? Why not 5 ½ % per month? The answer lies in what is known as the “Rule of 72”. The Rule of 72 states that when you are compounding an investment, if you divide the rate you receive in a given period into 72, the answer will be the number of periods it will take you to double your money. For example, if you are earning 3% per year in a savings account (that is high by today's standards), and you have $1000 in that account, it will take you 24 years to double that money so that you have $2000 in your account. Yikes! Even though that assumes I just leave the money there and never add any additional money, that is an awfully long time to wait. Unless you are starting out really young, you probably don't have enough time to grow your money at those rates. But if you can earn 6% per month on your money, then you can double your account in 1 years' time! That is figured by dividing 6 into 72 which gives an answer of 12. Since we are dealing with a month that means your money is doubled in 12 months.

Now that is something that I can work with! If I am doubling my money every year, and I can start with $1000, then in 5 years, I will have $32,000 and in 10 years my account can grow to $1,024,000.00! So that is why 6% is such an important rate to aim for! Let me comment on that last point, first of all. Everyone knows that a speculator can make some fantastic rates of return. He or she may do well for a while, but sooner or later the piper must be paid his due, and most speculators end up losing most if not all of their nest eggs. On the other hand, you cannot expect to earn more than 4% per year without some level of risk beyond that of a deposit account at your local bank. To expect that would be unrealistic. The key is to reduce your risk to a known quantity, and take intelligent steps to mitigate that risk so that the likelihood of your losing your nest egg is drastically reduced. The other criteria are rather self-explanatory. If the money is in an account that remains solely under my control, then I do not have to worry about funds being embezzled by intermediate money managers. If the institution that is holding my funds is regulated, then I have some expectancy that those who are running that institution have met at least some basic prerequisites with the licensing authorities. And of

Additional Prerequisites I mentioned earlier that there were additional criteria for my investments, as well as the 6% monthly return.

Here are some of them:

● The funds must remain in an account that is under my sole control.

● The account must be with a trusted, regulated institution.

● The method of attaining the rate of return on my investment must be 100% legal.

● The method of investment must not monopolize my time so that I have to watch my computer screen 24

hours per day. I must be free to go about my other business during the day and sleep at night.

● There must be some safety factor built in so that I am not simply speculating wildly with my money.

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course, I would not want to be in a position where I was found to be making money in an illegal way, or, for that matter, in any way that hurt other people. I want to feel good about what I am doing. I realize that I have drawn up a pretty tall order up to this point. The question remains, is it possible to earn 6% or better monthly on my money and still meet my other basic criteria? The answer is a resounding “Yes”! I have found a method by which an average person can invest in the Forex Market and earn 6% or better per month on average, and still meet the other criteria that I have listed. Notice that I said “invest” and not “speculate”. There is a big difference. It is very easy to speculate in the Forex Market. In fact, 95% of new speculators in the Forex Market lose all their money within 6 months. And many people who think they are investing in the Forex Market are really speculating. Without going into all the reasons why that is so, let me just say that I am not one of them, and you do not need to be numbered among them, either. One other point that I should mention is that if you know anything at all about the Forex Market, you may be wondering how I am fulfilling my next-to-last criteria of not having to monitor my account 24 hours a day. Many traditional Forex traders end up setting their alarm clocks to awaken them at 1 or 2 in the morning, because that is when the markets are the most active if you live in the U.S.A. That is when the Asian traders are most active and it is leading up to the time when the London traders are getting ready to come online as well. Well, the method I am going to tell you about requires none of that from you. Rest assured that you will be able to sleep through the night without having to awaken to monitor your trades at 3 AM. Having said all of that, I am now ready to give you the details. The method of investing in the Forex Market involves a low-cost and easy to use computer program called the ForexAuto AZ. Imagine what it would be like to have a robot that does nothing but retrieve gold nuggets for you, day in and day out, from your own private goldmine! The ForexAuto AZ monitors the market for you, and executes trades on your behalf using a system that can be mathematically shown to be extremely safe in comparison with other Forex trading systems. And it never even asks for a salary or benefits! Yet, historical testing has shown that it is capable of easily returning 6%+ per month on your account balance. The program is available to you in the form of what is known as an “Expert Advisor” that runs on the trading platform of any Forex Broker that uses the Metatrader 4 trading latform. The good news is that there are a number of good brokers who allow you to rade using that platform, and so it is very easy to get started with this method of nvestment. In fact, you can start with as little as $100 to $250.00 with some brokers, although it would be better if you could start with at least $1,000. Like I said, this computer program, or expert advisor will monitor the market and trade for you, even while you are sleeping. You could go a whole week, theoretically, without even looking at your computer screen, and the expert advisor will not care. It will still be doing its job for you. The only requirement is that you must have your computer on and connected to the Internet so that the program can be doing its job for you.

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