What we do What we do is to make use of the best technology available to gain profit from the largest financial market in the world, the foreign exchange market.
We want our money to be safe, so the computer systems we set up to trade are fine-tuned for stability and robustness in the long run. They are guarded by professional risk management and master a consistently profitable trading strategy.

We do not chase big profits. Excesses lead to euphoria and greed, and greed leads to loss. We keep profit as a second priority to risk management.
We sleep better that way.


What is the foreign exchange market?
Before modern currencies were invented, bartering was a common way to buy and sell goods. Some 10,000 years B.C., exchanging cacao leaves for shiny turquoise stones was as common as selling your car and buying a new one today. Now even trading money for money is possible.
In 1971 the so-called foreign exchange market began to develop, and trading in this market has garnered enormous popularity in the last decade. Anyone can do it, at any time and from anywhere.

The foreign exchange market, also called the forex market, is 200 times larger than the stock market and unlike the stock exchange, the forex market is open 24/5, which provides more opportunities.
Our computer systems are able to take advantage of this and maximise long-term return using their edge. It is not gambling or pure speculation because our systems acts according to precise technical analysis, knowledge of historical movements and major world events.


Money Management
Here are some points from our money management strategy for protection and growth. We have learned to be patient and that profit comes when the primary focus is to establish a stable foundation and proper risk management.
Our strategy can be summed up in a quote from the American billionaire hedge fund manager Paul Tudor Jones:
Don’t focus on making money; focus on protecting what you have.

1. We value diversification and use different systems.
2. We use Argo Guardian for equity protection.
3. Our systems do not have lots of open trades at one time.
4. We monitor all systems closely.
5. We do not intervene based on emotions like greed or fear and do not let the market become our personal battlefield.
6. We do not become over-confident and less risk-averse after a good winning streak. We believe in consistency and do not make any changes without solid reasons.
7. Our systems do not open trades during high volatility news releases.
8. We take currency correlations into consideration.
9. We partner with a reliable and fully regulated forex broker.
10. We do more of what works and less of what doesn’t.

Save or invest?
The common difference between saving and investing is that savings are for the present and investments are for the future.
Savings are ideally smaller, for short-term goals in the near future like a vacation etc.
There is typically no risk involved. Investments involve putting money to work to create wealth for achieving long-term goals like child’s education, financial freedom, travels and gifts.
Investments have the potential to yield higher returns than savings and risk is higher than savings.

How much should one save and invest? As a thumb rule, your savings should be enough to cover personal expenses like loan payments, insurance, utility bills etc.
Any specific purpose that will require a large corpus of fund in five – ten years can be investment driven. For eg. purchasing a home after say five years will require a steady investment objective today.
While saving, your primary goal is to secure your money without losing any of its value. Though saving money preserves its nominal value, it’s opportunities to grow are limited.
While investing, you give your assets the potential to grow over a time-period.