Safety of Funds with ForexGen

Minimum Initial Deposit – Open a live account with CMS with a low minimum initial deposit of 0.
Universal Accounts – Unlike many Forex brokers, CMS Forex allows you to trade both mini (10,000) and standard (100,000) lots under a single account.
Multi-Currency Accounts – Open an account in one of eight base currencies, allowing you to avoid exposure to exchange risk when depositing and withdrawing funds.
No Commission†– CMS charges no commission on your trades; we are compensated by the Bid/Ask spread.
Spread – CMS offers competitive fixed spreads on 19 currency pairs, even under volatile market conditions.Order Processing – We pride ourselves on fast, fair, and reliable order execution. We fill your orders at the best available market prices in seconds.Order Types – CMS Forex offers an array of effective order types that help you enter the market efficiently, manage your positions, and minimize losses.
Rollover Interest Policy – CMS Forex pays and charges clients rollover interest at competitive rollover rates for all open mini and standard positions.
Interest on Unused Marginâ€، – CMS Forex offers our clients the benefit of earning interest on unused margin for accounts greater than ,000 USD.
Leverage & Margin – CMS gives clients the opportunity to trade at a maximum leverage option of 400:1. Leverage may increase potential gains or losses on a given position.
Margin Calls – We have a policy in place to protect you from losing more money than you have in your account by automatically closing out positions that activate a margin call. Hedging – Hedging a trade allows you to maintain both a long and a short position on the same currency pair at a given time, at no additional margin.read more....

Advantages of Trading Forex with ForexGen

Advantages of trading margined spot and forward foreign exchange: Ability to trade on margin. Access to the FX market can be made using small capital outlays by taking advantage of superior leverageThe FX market is the largest and most liquid in the world24 hour seamless trading. The FX market is open for a continual 5 1/2 day period allowing you to enter and exit the market at any timeAbility to establish long (opening purchase) and short (opening sale) positionsSuperior market transparency. There are no multiple exchange listings of the same instrumentNo standard trade sizes existNo delivery or contract expiry to consider Advantages of trading FX using technical analysisStrong persistent trendsNo directional bias Advantages of trading FX using fundamental analysisGlobal economic information readily availableConsiderably less complicated than stock investing
Ability to trade on news and events.read more...

Why ForexGen?

Lowest spreads in the market with 0-1 pips in 10 pairs, no commissions, no swaps and instant account Activation.
Scandinavian quality with Swiss precision, funds secured and local agents in 18+ countries.
ForexGen offers Forex trading in the major currency pairs; crosses and CFDs.
Low capital start, with $250 as a minimum account size.
Liquidity and 24/5 availability are the characteristic factors of the Forex market compared with other financial markets.
ForexGen offers a free trial Forex demo account that allows you to test your skills and practice without risking real money.for more information >>>

WITH FOREXGEN YOU ARE ALWYAS UPDATED WITH WHAT IS GOING ARROUND IN THE MARKET

GBP:
Last week saw the Sterling at it's strongest against a weak Dollar, rising to well above the $2 mark after the Bank of England left interest rates on hold. Sterling has now gained more than 4% against the Dollar in the last three weeks.
By contrast, expectations on the extent of monetary easing in the UK have fallen, with markets in early February pricing in as much as 1.25 percentage points of cuts by year-end from the Bank of England compared to less than 75 basis points. read more.....
Dollar:
The Dollar spent last week going from low to record low as poor economic data and credit market strains hit sentiment. Friday's poor economic figures confirming some traders' fears about the ailing US economy. The currency fell sharply just before the employment figures were released as traders bet on poor numbers and rumors of emergency rate cuts from the Federal Reserve. The Government reported 63,000 jobs were cut, the largest monthly decline since March 2003. for more informations....
Euro:
The euro surged to record highs on Thursday night after the European Central Bank sounded the alarm on eurozone inflation, which made interest rate cuts appear a distant prospect.
Jean-Claude Trichet, ECB president, signalled he could do nothing about the euro's rise after the central bank's governing council left its main interest rate unchanged at 4 per cent, where it has stood since last June.read more....