FX-180 Review Update

I hope that you caught my report on Wednesday.

I’m delighted that so many people have taken up the offer to test out this technique. If you haven’t yet, don’t worry – there’s still time.

If you’re ready to get started, or if you missed my email earlier in the week, you can find the full report by clicking on the link below.

FX-180

If, on the other hand, you have any questions or concerns about FX-180 – then keep reading, because that’s exactly what I’d like to address today.

But before I do that … a few words about something coming up next week that I’m sure you won’t want to miss …

If you missed the gold profit – here’s another chance

If you caught the gold report that we gave away to Trader’s Bulletin readers in December, I hope you also caught the big move that followed it …

If you did, you’ll know that there was a 7% swing in the value of the gold in the weeks that followed, and any Bulletin readers who’d listened to that report should have done very well out of it.

Well, this week, I’m very excited, because I have a new report from the same team who saw that gold correction coming.

This time it’s about oil. It couldn’t be more timely, and I’ll certainly be sitting up and listening to what they have to say.

The report is being put together right now, and I’ll give you all the details of how to get hold of your copy next Friday – so keep an eye on your inbox.

Back to forex …

Now, I promised to address some concerns and queries that have been raised about FX-180.

I’ve had emails from a few Bulletin readers who are mulling over FX-180 – they’d read my email, but still had some doubts about whether it would live up to the hype, or whether it was really the right way to go.

So, I figured the best person to answer these concerns is the man in question – so below you’ll find a question-and-answer session with Keith Cotterill himself …

How much money do I need to start trading with FX-180?

With any new strategy, I always recommend that you start out demo trading, just until you get the hang of it. Beyond that, I recommend that you risk just 1% of your trading fund on any one trade. If you’re prepared to raise that risk level, then you’d be able to trade with less money – I’d say that £1,000 is sufficient to get started.

What kind of returns can I expect to achieve?

Obviously, the returns you make will depend on the level of capital you invest – and the time you devote to trading. The FX-180 testers were making – on average – between 19 and 77 pips per day (Mon–Fri), which is an excellent record.

Let’s say that you’re clearing a conservative 30 pips/day, and are trading at £1/pip – that would bring in £150 in a week. And, as you get more confident with the system, you can expect to increase the number of pips you make each day – and to build your trading fund.

How complicated is it to set up?

There are just a couple of simple indicators to add to any chart that you’re looking at. Doing this will take a few minutes if you’re used to working with charts on the IG Index platform. If you’re completely new to setting up charts, it will take a little longer – perhaps an hour or two the first time.

Will a novice be able to understand the charts?

The manual comes with training videos that show you exactly what to do. No prior knowledge of trading in general (or forex in particular) is assumed.

What support will I get?

Not only do you get access to the FX-180 email support, but you’ll also get log-in details to the members-only website, where you can find more resources.

Do I need any additional software to run FX-180 – are there going to be extra costs down the line?

No, there are no nasty surprises on this. Once you’ve read the manual and viewed the training videos, you will have all the information you need to get started.

What happens if I try it out and decide it’s not for me?

FX-180 comes with a 30-day risk-free trial. No questions are asked, you don’t have to prove anything – as long as you’re within the 30 days, you’ll get your money back. Click here to read full details of the offer. [link]

What is the minimum amount of time I’d need to devote to trading FX-180, once I’ve got it all set up?

For intraday trading, I recommend a couple of hours a day. For end-of-day trading, as little as 15 minutes is enough to find some potential trade set-ups.

What currencies does FX-180 work on?

FX-180 can be applied to any currency pair. In fact, it even works on indices, individual shares and commodities.

What timeframe do I need to trade?

FX-180 works on intra-day trading and end-of-day trading, using timescales ranging from 5-minute charts to daily charts – which makes it incredibly diverse.

How long do trades stay open?

Intraday trades are usually open anything from 10 minutes to a couple of hours. End-of-day trades will be longer – a few days, or occasionally a week or more.

Is it really possible to trade at any time – even weekends?

The FX-180 strategy is valid across any market at any time, from 8pm on a Sunday to 10pm on a Friday night.

Or course, you’re not going to get far with day trading at the weekend, but you can set up end-of-day trades. Although these longer-term trade set-ups come along less frequently, they can yield greater returns than the quicker in-and-out positions.

Thanks to Keith for his feedback. If you have any further questions, do let me know, and I’ll do my best to answer them – or I can fire them back to Keith. I wholly recommend that you test-drive this trading technique for yourself to find out just how simple – and profitable – it can be for you.

Regards,

Mark Rose

P.S. Once you have FX-180 set up on your computer, it’s just 3 simple steps to placing trades that could net you £40, £60, or even £200 profit, whether you trade in the morning, lunchtime, evening or weekend.

If you’d like to find out how you start your 30-day trial of FX-180, you will find all the details here.