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FXMA Introduction



Are you new to foreign exchange trading? Are you not able to watch the market 24-hours a day? Do you not have time to trade your own account? Would you like experts to manage your account? Boston Merchant Financial’s Foreign Exchange Managed Account (FXMA) is the solution.
 
FXMA allows investors to diversify their capital investments into the Forex market. The account is actively managed by experienced Forex trading professionals (Advisors) without the investors having to trade or monitor the market themselves. The investors can access their managed account at any time without any trading authorization. It is an effective way for investors to benefit from the knowledge, resources and experience of an investment manager without the restrictions of investing in a hedge fund or other alternative investment vehicles.
  
The Advisor seeks capital appreciation over time through global macro investing using a combination of fundamental and technical analysis.  Fundamental analysis relies on a study of those external factors that affect supply and demand.  Technical analysis, on the other hand, is based on the theory that a study of the markets themselves will provide a means of anticipating the external factors that affect the supply and demand and that market prices at any given time reflect all known factors affecting supply and demand.  Technical analysis of the markets generally includes a study of, among other things, the actual daily, weekly, and monthly price fluctuations, utilizing charts, computers, or a combination of the two for analysis of these items. 
 
Using fundamental and technical analysis, which is inclusive of the FXMA Advisor’s proprietary market positioning data, the Advisor seeks to identify favorable trading opportunities in the over-the-counter currency markets, and executes trades in an effort to capture intermediate-term and short-term trends in OTC derivatives markets.  The short-term strategy builds on randomly but consistently measured changes in volatilities, trading directions and short-term price moves.  Medium-term indicators are designed to measure the empirical probability that a price move will continue directional into an intermediate-term trend.