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INTRODUCING
Swiss-Funds are on the forex market for already 9 years. We decided to launch our project website in early 2010. We took time to put a secure site in place.
We have capital worth more than $ 250,000 and expect to benefit from our experience in the forex to those who want it.
We'll explain below how we put our capital and how we make profit.
| 365 days - 0.6 to 0.9% daily |
| 0.60% daily for 365 days |
$1 - $100 |
0.60 |
| 0.65% daily for 365 days |
$101 - $500 |
0.65 |
| 0.70% daily for 365 days |
$501 - $1,000 |
0.70 |
| 0.75% daily for 365 days |
$1,001 - $5,000 |
0.75 |
| 0.90% daily for 365 days |
$5,001 - $10,000 |
0.90 |
| Calculate your profit >> |
| 102% after 3 days (Allowed only if deposited on "365 days" befor) |
| 102% after 3 days |
$0 - $1,000 |
102.00 |
| Calculate your profit >> |
Return principal after the plan completion : No
Compounding : Yes
Allow principal withdrawal : Yes
The principal withdrawal fee : 25%
The maximal deposit withdrawal duration : 50 days
Total % return for "0.60% daily for 365 days" => 219.00% Profits
Total % return for "0.65% daily for 365 days" => 237.25% Profits
Total % return for "0.70% daily for 365 days" => 255.50% Profits
Total % return for "0.75% daily for 365 days" => 273.75% Profits
Total % return for "0.90% daily for 365 days" => 328.50% Profits
All payments are made to your account within 48 business hours.
Minimum spend is $1 and there is no maximum.
You may make an additional spend as many times as you like.
All transactions are handled via LibertyReserve. If you don't have an LibertyReserve account, you can get one HERE.
Use our referral program and earn up to 5.00% of referral deposits!
Our first level referral bonuses:
| Classic |
1 |
5 |
1.00 |
| Medium |
6 |
25 |
2.50 |
| Premium |
26 |
and more |
5.00 |
PROCESS EXPLANATION
The Money Mangement is a crucial point that divides the Traders from the "Winners" and "Loser." It is proved that if 100 Trader Traders begin with a system which provides 60% of winning trades only 5 of them come out a positive balance over a period of one year. On the other side the 95% of Traders will have a negative result will be the direct result of their inability to properly manage their Money Management. The vast majority of Traders do not measure the importance of these principles.
It is important to understand the concept of Money Management and to differentiate between this principle and decision making as we enter a trade or that it comes out. The Money Management is in fact how to decide the number of lots that are used for an operation.
There are several strategies Money Mangement. All have one thing in common is to preserve your capital exposure to excessive market risk.
First you must understand what the terms mean: Capital Available
Capital = The amount of available funds at the start - Amount of open positions on the market
For example, if you start with a capital of 10 000 $ and that you initiate an order of 1000 $ then your capital will be available from 9 000 $. If you take a new position of $ 1 000 disposable capital will be more than 8 000 $
It is very important to understand the concept of Money Mangement for any explanation that follows depends on it.
We present here a model to Money Management that in the past demonstrated its ability to achieve very high annual profits while limiting risk. For us, we will take the case of an account with an initial capital of 100 000 $ with a leverage of 20 / 1. Of course you can adapt this strategy to your particular case by varying the parameters.
Strategy and Money Mangement :
Your exposure should not exceed 3% of your capital for each trade that you initiate. It is certainly preferable to adjust your risk to a coefficient representing 1% or 2%. We prefer a risk of 1% but if you are confident in your trading system you can mount your lever to 3% risk
1% chance for a count of 100 000 is equivalent to $ 1 000 $
You should adjust your stop loss so you never lose more than 1 000 $ in a single trade
If your trades are made to a horizon of very short term you should place your stop loss 50 points below or above your entry point
1 pip = 20 $
50 pips = 1 000 $
The size of your position must be adjusted given that each pip is worth 20 $ with leverage of 20: 1 Thus the size of your trade should be 200 000 $
If your trade is stopped you will lose 1 000 $ which is good 1% of your balance.
If your trades are made over a long term when you place your stop at least 200 or more points from your point of entry
1 pip = 5 $
200 pips = 1 000 $
The size of your trades should be adjusted so as not to risk more than 5 $ per pip With leverage of 20: 1 the size of your trade will be 50 000 $
If your trade is stopped you will lose 1 000 $ which is good 1% of your balance.
All this is just one example. The most important rule to keep this risk to 1% of the remaining capital account. Never risk too much in one trade.
It is a fatal error when a Trader decides to increase its position after losing 2 or 3 trades in a row.
He then thinks he will win.
This method is the safest way to empty his account very quickly.
A Disciplined Trader must never let his emotions take precedence over the control of its decisions.
Diversification:
Make trading a single currency pair will give a limited number of signals. It is certainly preferable to diversify its orders on several pairs. For example if you have 100 $ 000 account and you have an open position of 10 000 $ then your capital will be available from 90 000 $. If you want to open a second position then you must apply the rate of 1% on the sum 90 000 $ and not the capital that was available initially. This means that for the second trade risk should not exceed 900 $. If you want to open a third disposable capital will be more than 80 000 $ and the risk that third trade should not exceed 800 $.
It is important to allocate orders between the currency pairs with low correlation between them.
For example, if you're a buyer on EUR USD you should not open a second buyer Gbp Usd because both pairs have a very strong correlation coefficient between them. However, if you open a long position on EUR USD and another long position on Gbp Usd with each taking a risk equivalent to 3% of capital means that overall you are taking a risk of 6% on your capital.
If you want the trader simultaneously Eur and Gbp Usd Usd and the size of your standard positions evaluated by your money management is 10 000 $ (Rule of 1%) then you can open simultaneous positions 5 to 000 $ Eur Usd and 5 000 $ to Usd Gbp. This way you will not risk more than 0.5% on each position.
Making the choice between a strategy of "Martingale" or strategy "of anti Martingale"
It is important to understand the two following strategies
Rules of the martingale: Increase your risk when your positions are losers!
The first strategy is adopted by players who say that we must increase its level of risk when you have losing positions. Applying this rule in the game as follows: Building 10 $ if you lose, bet 20 $ if you lose, bet 40 $ if you lose, bet 80 $, if you lose, bet $ 160. ... Etc. .
This strategy assumes that after 4 or 5 losing trades your chances of winning and therefore you need more money to recover your losses. The truth is that the probabilities are independent draws despite the accumulation of past losses. If you have lost 5 times in a row, your chances for the sixth edition remain the same ie 50 / 50. The same can be fatal mistake made by novice traders
For example take a trader who starts with a count of 10 000 $, if it passes successively 4 trades losers $ 1 000 each he finds himself more than a balance of 6000 $. The Trader may think he now has greater chances of achieving fifth win trade and therefore it will increase the size of its positions of 4 times. If he loses his balance again will be more than 2 000 $! In this position he will never return to its starting balance of 10 000 $. A Disciplined Trader will never use such a method unless the player wants to quickly lose all its capital.
The rule "anti-martingale" = increase their risk when you win and lower their risk when they lose.
This means that Trader you must adjust the size of its positions in its gains and losses.
Example: Trader A starts with a balance of $ 10 000 with a standard size of trades of 1 000 $. After 6 months if the balance reaches $ 15 000 can adjust the size of its positions to 1 500 $.
Example: A Trader B starts with a balance of $ 10 000 with a standard size of trades of 1 000 $. After 6 months if the balance reaches $ 8 000 must adjust the size of its positions to 800 $.
Strategy strong returns on investment:
This strategy is for traders who want a high return on their investment while preserving their capital base.
In accordance with the rules of Money Management views above you should not risk more than 1% of your capital in one operation. If after one year you managed to get your capital 15 000 $ then you have available in one part of your starting capital of 10 000 $ and also your capital gain of $ 5 000. You can increase your risk taking than the 5 000 $ (eg 5%) while keeping your risk taking normal (1%) on your capital is your initial $ 10 000. Thus it would give the following positions:
1% risk in 10 000 $ (seed capital) and 5% risk on the $ 5 000 (gains achieved).
This way you can have more potential for larger gains without risking more than 1% of your initial capital.
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