Forex managed account : guaranteed capital minimum 2% per month

Good morning everybody,

I am here to talk to you about a new programm of investment : a French trader who guarantees capital, and a minimum guaranteed return on the investment capital : guaranteed return of 2% per month.
It means, that if it happens that in one month the result is -7% for example, the trader would add 9% of his pocket in order that they should take always your capital as a minimum +2% of appreciation.
The guaranteed return is 2% per month, but the average is about 9% per month, so that the average benefits per year are about 95%.. Maybe other traders will make 150% a year, but they won't guarantee your capital : we prefer security.

The broker is Dukascopy, one of the best brokers in the world and based in Switzerland.
An agreement is signed between the trader and the investor. An underwriting contract is done in name of every investor, so that there is no risk for the investor. Entry : 10 000 €

The profits are distributed automatically on the account on the investor, and the investor can know round the clock what happens on the market, by using the trading platform of Dukascopy.

Before signing anything, I want you to know that I will put you in touch with the trader, so that you will be able to take your decision freely.

For more information or to sign an agreement, contact us:

thomasjeulin@hotmail.fr

Cordially

Hello Tom,

to be honest: a serious trader or trading institution would never make any promises about future gains because trading involves risks.

If the account is going to be run at dukascopy then you should be aware about the leverage that is going to be used on the account. High leverage implies a high risk but could also lead to a huge reward.

If you think that this proposal is serious then go ahead but i would at least think about what is going to be traded, which strategy is going to be used AND how ist the capital and promised 2% profit going to be guaranteed - Does the trader have the capacity and liquidity to do it?

If yes, then get a proper contractual agreement from him and go ahead.

Good luck!

Rgds,
Analytic-Eye
Fibosignals.com