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dgidd · June 6th, 2006, 03:55 PM

Hello All.

This is a really fun and profitable Forex system that I'm having a Blast with! And I'm not a Forex whiz - just the opposite. There is a marketing plan in place with a 90% payout for those who want to join an MLM, but there are many Forex Traders who just want to use the Freedon Rocks system for their Forex trades - they're not interested in marketing.

Non-traders and veteran traders alike are full of praise about this system. There is no other system of trading FOREX as easy, safe, and NON-time intensive. No need to read charts. No need to study about technical indicators and fundamentals. With 20 minutes a week you can take a very nice monthly income out of your trading account and with much lower risk than most trading situations. What is most attractive is that you are in complete control of your own money. Members are reporting outstanding results.

Here's a brief description:

Company established over 3 years ago in 2002
Freedom Rocks is open to clients worldwide by credit card
NOT time consuming - After some simple and basic instruction users can spend as little as 10-15 minutes per week checking settings. People using the system have been making great returns managing their own money.
You don't need a large account to start like in most Forex systems - start with as little as $1000.
Full control over your own accounts. No turning your money over to others to trade. You get 100% of the profits too...
A proven system that really works, for great profits
Always buy low and sell high with this system
Meets all US Securities compliance with a top SEC specialty lawyer on their team
This concept is NOT taught by FX Trainer or anyone else in the FX training field
No need for weeks, months, or years of paper trading on a demo. Start REAL trading right away.
No need for multiple monitors for trading nor an understanding of multiple indicators
Founder and programmer has 22 years experience trading
100% debt-free company
Can join as a Customer or as a Representative

This is something that has never been done in the FX industry before. I believe this may be the ticket for someone who neither wants to leave it to a robot, hand over their money, or trade all day. It will also appeal to the serious traders as well. To give you an idea of what can occur in one month (Please note that everyone's results will vary, and that there is no guarantee of profit!) my demo account (I started with $2000 - you can start with less) was up by over $800.

Thanks for taking the time to click on the link and check it out!
dgidd

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dgidd · February 13th, 2007, 04:31 AM

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Originally Posted by PeteUK

Hi dgidd,

I see your point.

If you want to adopt this strategy you need to be able to draw a chart of EUR/USD vs USD/CHF or whichever two pairs you are trading to judge the best time to re-enter the trade.

One of FR's greatest attributes is its, "Hands free," operation. So it's probably best to just leave the portfolio alone, rather than jumping in and out of the market.

Pete

Absolutely! Hand's free, and no charts. Also, in reference to the quote "...wait for the them to return to normal market action before re-allocating the portfolio..." normal market action is that the market goes up and it goes down, period. With FR, you make money both ways (when it corrects). Why wait?

As you know (but others reading this thread may not) adding lots without increasing the margin refers to a compounding strategy which has to be done correctly, and in fact is one which I have used extremely successfully - but there is a downside that should be considered, so it too is but another of an infinite number of strategies. That's why I've traded so many demos.

Here's an aside, in response to a number of questions I've received about this same issue: anyone who wants to try a free 15 day demo can. If you become a customer or a rep, you can have pretty much unlimited demos from each of the four brokers. (The latest broker, added this last week, is based in Switzerland.)

Pete, have fun with it, as it sound like you're doing! Thanks for your input!

dgidd

foxstar128 · February 14th, 2007, 02:35 AM

What percent of your money are you making a month?

motu · February 14th, 2007, 03:44 AM

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If you want to adopt this strategy you need to be able to draw a chart of EUR/USD vs USD/CHF or whichever two pairs you are trading to judge the best time to re-enter the trade.

I'm not a big forex whizz myself, but I have done some maths...

wouldn't it be easier just to draw one chart of EUR/CHF, since USD is common to both....? (i.e., you can cancel USD out of the equation...).

If EUR/CHF is going up then jump on, if it's going down then jump off?

Any forex specialist able to correct my logic here?

Cheers, Motu

dgidd · February 15th, 2007, 02:03 PM

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Originally Posted by motu

I'm not a big forex whizz myself, but I have done some maths...

wouldn't it be easier just to draw one chart of EUR/CHF, since USD is common to both....? (i.e., you can cancel USD out of the equation...).

If EUR/CHF is going up then jump on, if it's going down then jump off?

Any forex specialist able to correct my logic here?

Cheers, Motu

This is the strategy used by most forex traders...look at your charts and graphs and try to predict which way the market will go. And, with the market's major activity being at night, for those of us in the US anyway, you'll be up late hours. The difficulty with forex trading is that it can - and does - go up and down quickly, so if you're betting on it to go one way or the other, you could lose (levereaged money) before you can blink. Have lots of Tums handy....

FreedomRocks takes advantage of the reciprocal pairs, so if one currency pair goes up, the other will (historically) go down, thus dramatically reducing your risk. And although it seems counter-intuitive at first, you'll actually make twice the profit because the market will correct, thus locking in the profit of sells from all the buys you made in the downturn. There's more to it than this, but basiclly that's it.

The beauty of FreedomRocks is that all of our trades are automatic, and we always buy low and sell high. We don't try to guess which way the market will go, we just take advantage of whichever way it does go. And I don't stay up all night - I log in in the morning, and in the evening before I go to bed. Done. And I sleep well at night.

Remember that FreedomRocks is a long term investment - we're not daytraders, but might actually reallocate our portfolio(s) every month or two - or three. It's really up to you, but the longer you keep your account open, the greater your margin of safety.

foxstar128 asked: "What percent of your money are you making a month?"

I am making double digit returns on my 3 demos and in my live account. The market has been down recently. My personal goal is to see a 10% gain per month, and I'm doing that, and I have withdrawn profit. The daily interest on my account(s) is figured out in advance (although it does vary with market conditions), and is anywhere from about 50% - 96% per year, paid daily. Again, recognizing the long term nature of the investment, if after a year the market is down by say 25%, my accounts will be up by 25% - 70%. What other investment can say that?

For those who are interested in the marketing aspect - I'm going to Atlanta later this month to have a booth at the Donald Trump Real Estate and Wealth Expo, one of 30-40 booths, and the only forex booth as far as I know. They project 50,000 - 60,000 to attend, each paying $100 - $500 to get in. Because FR has a binary system, everyone in my group now will benefit from everyone who enrolls from the Expo. I am serious about FreedomRocks.

dgidd

**fizzgizz** · February 15th, 2007, 02:48 PM

And the other great thing about Freedom Rocks is there is still relatively few that are in it....so this is truly a GROUND FLOOR opportunity for those that want to take advantage of the marketing aspect of it! I've done very minor marketing but have already had many interested people join the 15 day trial! There is a lot of buzz going on about it...and the more people keep seeing the success we in FreedomRocks have been having...the more people are going to keep jumping aboard!

I have to say...this is fun, and I am so excited to be apart of it!

motu · February 17th, 2007, 02:29 AM

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And the other great thing about Freedom Rocks is there is still relatively few that are in it....so this is truly a GROUND FLOOR opportunity for those that want to take advantage of the marketing aspect of it!

Hi Fizzgizz

I found these interesting stats at:
Easy Forex Investing with FreedomRocks

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Here's something that I found very interesting from John Gariano talk, the estimated number and equity of FreedomRocks accounts:
Nov 2005: 1....$35,000
June 2006: 50-60....$400,000-$500,000
Sept 2006: 500-550....$5.8 million
Nov 2006: 600+....$6.3 million
Jan 2006: 1540-1925....$15-19 million

Wow that's huge grow.

Here are some other number's from Mark Vincellette's slides:

Sales 2005: $24,000
Sales 2006: $1.6 million

Staff 2005: 1
Staff 2006: 11

Customers 2005: 0
Customers 2006: 244

Representatives 2005: 53
Representatives 2006: 2,395 (plus at least 400 more in Jan 2007)

...on more day to day matters, Mark at EasyForex, who has a fairly aggressive approach has noted these affects of late:

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I've been bouncing around quite a bit this week. At one point on Wednesday I was in profit on my current portfolio (started on February 2nd). Today I'm way down because both USD/JPY and USD/CHF are down. That wouldn't be so bad but GBP/USD is also down...EUR/USD is up a bit, but nowhere near enough to off set the other drops. These are the off-hedge swings that go against us sometimes. Just like when my account went up quickly, my equity dropped fast when the currency pairs all moved down. My account is drawn down about 25% right now.

On the positive side, with these movements in the market, I've had several limit orders execute. In the past two days I've had two sell orders execute (captured some profit) and three Buy orders execute (bought more lots at a discount). I also keep earning a nice amount of interest each day.

One of the most common questions to people about FreedomRocks is "How much money do I need to start with?". The official FreedomRocks answer has always been "We recommend a minimum of $2,000. $5,000 - $10,000 would be better." The reason is that starting with less can make your trading riskier because the small buys and sells can cause your hedge to go out of balance. In other words, you may sell off or buy too much of one currency pair.

I guess as the earlier poster mentioned, one needs to look at this as a long-term approach...my thoughts would go along the lines of "do I have the intestinal fortitude [guts!] to endure a 25% paper loss for a period of days or weeks?"

Each person is different, if you can answer yes to the above question, then push the button and let the ride commence :-)

Cheers, Motu

**fizzgizz** · February 17th, 2007, 07:06 AM

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Originally Posted by motu

Hi Fizzgizz

I found these interesting stats at:
Easy Forex Investing with FreedomRocks

...on more day to day matters, Mark at EasyForex, who has a fairly aggressive approach has noted these affects of late:

I guess as the earlier poster mentioned, one needs to look at this as a long-term approach...my thoughts would go along the lines of "do I have the intestinal fortitude [guts!] to endure a 25% paper loss for a period of days or weeks?"

Each person is different, if you can answer yes to the above question, then push the button and let the ride commence :-)

Cheers, Motu

Hi Motu,
I subscribe to Marks blog and all I really have to say is...he is trading very agressively. Personally, I choose NOT to trade with either the GBP/USD OR the USD/JPY --- yes you get higher interest with those, but they do not hedge as well. In all of my demo accounts, any of the accounts with GBP/USD are currently down....however...all my accounts trading just the EUR/USD and the USD/CHF are still up. Albeit, my gains are much smaller and slower than Marks....but slow and steady is better than fast and risky for me.

Everyone has their own "risk" tolerance....mine is pretty low right now because I am going to be heading back to grad school this fall and have to quit work to do it...so money is an issue for me....I'd rather not risk it. That's the great thing about FreedomRocks is....I can CHOOSE how risky or safe I want to be. I don't have to trade GBP/USD or USD/JPY if I don't want to.

In looking at current charts...the GBP/USD is priced VERY high right now...the highest it has been since the early 1990's....as markets tend to cycle...when the price gets to "pricey" people tend to sell and the market drops...I believe GBP/USD will soon hit that "too pricey" point and begin heading down...at which point, those trading it may not see such nice gains since it doesn't always hedge well against the USD/CHF...sure, they will continue to see the higher interest rates...but is it enough to offset the drop in price? Nobody knows....but, that's why I choose to invest just in the EUR/USD and the USD/CHF. IMHO...it is much safer.

mygames · February 18th, 2007, 08:41 PM

Hi David,

I sent you an email yesterday, Sat, asking some questions. If you didn't get it or just haven't seen it and need it sent again, PM me and I'll send it. I have some questions about FR that I think you can answer for me.

Cheryl