General Information

Minimum Investment:£50,000
Investment Term1:1 year
High Water Mark:Yes
Performance Fee2:45%
Management Fee:None
Notes
1Some/all profits can be withdrawn at the end of each year with one months notice
2Investors receive 55% of trading profits. There are no management or admin fees

The Forex (FX) Market

The Forex (FX) market is the largest and most liquid financial market globally, with an estimated $5 trillion traded daily. It allows for trading national currencies and commodities, such as the British Pound (GBP) against the US Dollar (USD) or Gold against the US Dollar.

Key Features of Forex Trading

Global Market Access: Operates 24/5, making it accessible regardless of time zones.

Opportunities in Any Market Condition: Investors can capitalize on both rising and falling markets.

Diversity: Forex is an excellent additional investment vehicle.

The D2 Forex Trading Platform

Trading platform leverages advanced automation to ensure seamless trading across global markets:

24/5 Automated Trading: Around-the-clock operation, ensuring no opportunity is missed.

Diverse Portfolio: Trades multiple currency pairs and commodities like gold and silver, integrating them into a single, optimized portfolio.

High Trading Activity: From January 2023 to December 2024, the platform executed over 10,600 trades, highlighting its efficiency and active engagement in capturing market opportunities.

Performance

Based on returns over the last 2 years net of all commisssions and no withdrawals:

Initial Investment2 Year Return5 Year Return
£100,000£178,000£427,000
£500,000£893,000£2,130,000
Two Year Performance - % Gains per Month





Gross Average Monthly Return over a 2 year period: 4.11%

Account Risk

The value of your investment and the income from it may fall as well as rise and you may not get back the amount originally invested. Prior to investing in the Account investors should carefully consider the risks associated with investing, whether the Account suits their investment requirements and whether they have sufficient resources to bear any losses which may result from an investment in the Account. Investors should only invest if they understand the terms on which the Account is offered. Investors should consider the risks and where appropriate seek professional advice before investing