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The document provides an introduction to spread trading, including the basic concepts, advantages, and how it works. It then provides examples of different types of traders, including: 1) A cautious capital augmenter who takes a gradual approach, focusing on technical analysis over various time frames. 2) A high risk/reward trader who seeks quick gains and uses leverage, with varying success due to a lack of risk management. 3) A confident investor who educates themselves, has a clear trading plan, and aims for consistent returns over time.
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The document summarizes an investment opportunity in Forex trading through a company called Forex Gold Exchange. It argues that traditional investments like stocks, bonds, CDs, and real estate have had poor returns in recent years. In contrast, Forex trading offers high liquidity, stability due to government currency regulation, and the ability to profit from both rising and falling markets. The company uses a hybrid trading system combining human and computer skills to generate returns. Potential clients are encouraged to open an account for as little as $2,000 and take advantage of this opportunity.
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