Managed Forex Accounts
Whether your investment objectives include income, growth or a combination of the two, we can help you take a disciplined approach to investing in foreign exchange market. We offer both individual and institutional investors an opportunity to benefit from our market knowledge and experience.
The increasing complexity of the financial markets is one reason why more and more investors are turning to full-time professional investment managers. With a professionally managed portfolio, you don’t have to constantly monitor currency market or try to keep abreast of market movements; your manager does that for you.
In comparison with currency hedge fund separatly managed account provides more transparency for investor and more cost effective due to less administrative cost. Also it is more comfortable for investor since all funds are held under his name with reputable and strictly regulated financial institution.
Market News Headlines
AUD/USD: Trading the Change in Australian Employment
The Australian labor market is expected to improve for the fifth consecutive month in January, with economists forecasting employment to increase 15.0K from the previous month, and the data could drive the exchange rate higher as the isle-nation skirts the global recession.
NZD/USD Approach Of Solid Support Offers Scalping Opportunity
Risk trends have quieted a bit following last week’s extreme volatility on the back of European sovereign credit concerns. Several European officials over the past few days have come out to talk up their country’s stability and ease concerns over mounting budget deficits. The NZD/USD has seen its losses slowed by solid support and in the current environment may create a scalping opportunity.
Euro Rebounds Despite Drop in Sentix Survey, British Pound Extends Decline
The Euro halted the three-day slide against the greenback and rose to a high of 1.3718 during the European trade despite an unexpected drop in investor confidence, and the single-currency may continue to retrace the decline from the previous week as investors raised their appetite for risk.