1. What strategy do you use to generate the forex signals you release?

We have two teams, one of them concentrating on Fundamental analysis and the other one on Technical Analysis. We only give out a signal when there is an agreement between the two teams. With regards to fundamentals we use News Analysis, COT reports and the general news flow of the day that might affect sentiment. With regards to Technicals we use Support and Resistance, Trendlines, Fibonacci Analysis, Chart Patterns and two of our proprietary indicators.

2. Do you offer a free trial?

Unfortunately we do not offer free trials. This is because of the dishonesty of re trialists who keep asking for free trials using different emails.

3. What packages do you have for subscription?

We offer packages for Retail and Institutional Traders. If you are trading 0.1-1 lots in each trade you are retail trader and if you are trading 1-500 lots in each trade you are institutional trader.

4. What time do your forex signals usually come out?

Our pending order forex trading signals come out two times a day usually at the beginning of the European session and the beginning of the U.S. session. We also have market order forex trading signals. These come out when we see an opportunity in the market so there is no set time.

5. What pairs do you trade?

We trade EURUSD, GBPUSD, USDJPY, USDCHF, USDCAD and AUDUSD.

6. How much can I expect to make?

Our prior performance should give you a good idea of what is possible. Please bear in mind that past performance is not indicative of future success, your results may vary.

7. How much leverage should I use with your system and what kind of position sizing should I place?

Each trader has their own style and risk management method. We recommend 1 standard lot per $15,000.

8. Should I open a demo account first?

We definitely recommend opening a demo account first so you get comfortable with our strategy and its psychology.

9. How long do you hold your positions for?

Usually, we hold our positions for less than 24 hours, but if the market is really quiet we might hold the position into the next day.

10. Will my results mirror your results?

Yes, but you will need to follow our plan. Also as execution costs and slippage vary from broker to broker, slight differences may exist.

11. What is a Stop Loss order?

An order placed with a broker to sell a security when it reaches a certain price. It is designed to limit an investor's loss on a security position.
Also known as a "stop order" or "stop-market order".

12. What is a Take Profit order?

An order that specifies the exact rate or number of pips from the current price point where to close out an open position for a profit.