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DashBoard FX™ receives and
interprets live data generated by our traders into easy to understand
visual elements. In addition to buy/sell signals with entry/exit,
stop-loss and limit points, FX Universal uses a proprietary model, which
incorporates a multitude of technical and fundamental indicators to
project Volatility, Overbought/Oversold conditions, Trend
Direction/Strength for the major currency pairs (EUR/USD, USD/JPY, GBP/USD,
USD/CHF). Additionally, FX Universal continually employs strategic risk
and money management techniques – One of the most important yet
neglected factors in trading.
DashBoard FX™ does all the work
for you. It identifies market conditions and provides a corresponding
buy/sell indication, entry point, stop loss level, and profit taking
level for each of the major currency pairs based on its extensive model
of technical and fundamental formulations. Signals are generated in
real-time and subscribers are instantly notified on their computer,
email, pager and cell phone devices.
FX Universal is a world class provider of foreign exchange trading
services. As an Introducing Broker of Refco FX, FX Universal assures
clients superior execution, safety of funds, and alignment with the
single largest liquidity provider in the retail Spot FX market. FX
Universal takes that one step further by offering traders the highest
level of quality and performance.
Due to the short-selling
restrictions in the stock markets, it is not uncommon for daytraders to
have a difficult time finding profitable trades in a downward moving
market. Although daytraders have tried to circumvent these barriers by
using derivatives such as ‘bullets’ and the like, the associated costs
are often burdensome. Equity traders are subsequently left with missed
opportunities or very high transaction costs.
In contrast, the Forex market
has no restrictions on short selling. Since every transaction in the
Forex market involves the buying of one currency and the simultaneous
selling of another, it is a bull-market either way. For example, if you
wanted to go long the EUR/USD – You would be buying the base currency,
which is the EUR, and paying for it in terms of the counter currency, by
selling the USD. Conversely, if you wanted to short the pair – You would
be selling the base currency, which is the EUR, and paying for it in
terms of the counter currency, by buying USD. In both examples, a
currency was being bought; there is no negative connotation associated
with short selling in the Forex market. |
