Forex Trading Charity Fund
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The foreign exchange (FOREX) market is the largest of any market in the world, with anywhere up to $5 Trillion traded across it globally every week day.
Wouldn't it be great to trade this market, extracting money from it, and donating 25% of all profits made to charities around the world?
My name is Adam Hansen and I run ValiTrader, a trading website that, as a part of its duty to traders and charities globally, is to carry out performace tests on automated trading systems and services. As a part of any test, I will trade the system firstly on a demo account (simulated money) over a number of weeks to ensure that the system or service has merit and performs as expected. If it shows promise, I will then commence trading the system on a live account with real money.
Testing systems in this manner does require time and money, but the end result is so much better - Traders have a better understanding of the system, the risks associated with trading it, and how sustainable it is, and charities stand to benfit from extracting money from the market. In this scenario it is win win.
Yes, foreign exchange trading does carry risks, no denying it. That is why I test the systems first on demo, and whilst that most certainly will not eliminate the risk, it will give me a better understanding of how the system trades, and whether or not it should progress to live trading.
I'll be perfectly honest, I do benefit from not only trading the systems, but I am also an affiliate for any system I test. But let me make this perfectly clear - Whilst I am an affiliate, if a system or service does not perform or isn't sustainable, I DO NOT endorse it.
Check out this test I performed recently on an automated trading system. It returned 15% on live trading in just 2 weeks. Did I endorse it? NO. Why? Because the risks associated with trading it were far too great. Did it make money? Yes, and thanks to trading this program for the month of January, I was able to raise $375 for World Vision.
It's not much I know, and I would love it to be a lot more, but I need help. You see, 1 live account only allows me to test 1 system at a time. Testing of any system from demo to live can take a minimum of 1 month, and that's assuming the system makes it to live trading at all. Having multiple accounts would enable me to test more systems simultaneously, thus accelerating results. Traders gain access to more and more thorough testing, I can help more charities throughout the world achieve their goals, and I get the satisfaction of knowing I'm helping people whilst following my passion.
If I reach my goal of $10000, upon doubling this amount to $20000 through trading, I will donate the inital $10000 that I received through GoFundME equally to the following 5 cahrities:
Oxfam
World Wildlife Fund
Action Against Hunger
Common Hope
Bridges To Prosperity
Beyond that point, I will continue to donate 25% of all profits made during live testing to the ValiTrader Charity of the Month.
My aim is to have multiple accounts operational within the next 60 days. I can't wait to get this going.
Thank you for reading.
Wouldn't it be great to trade this market, extracting money from it, and donating 25% of all profits made to charities around the world?
My name is Adam Hansen and I run ValiTrader, a trading website that, as a part of its duty to traders and charities globally, is to carry out performace tests on automated trading systems and services. As a part of any test, I will trade the system firstly on a demo account (simulated money) over a number of weeks to ensure that the system or service has merit and performs as expected. If it shows promise, I will then commence trading the system on a live account with real money.
Testing systems in this manner does require time and money, but the end result is so much better - Traders have a better understanding of the system, the risks associated with trading it, and how sustainable it is, and charities stand to benfit from extracting money from the market. In this scenario it is win win.
Yes, foreign exchange trading does carry risks, no denying it. That is why I test the systems first on demo, and whilst that most certainly will not eliminate the risk, it will give me a better understanding of how the system trades, and whether or not it should progress to live trading.
I'll be perfectly honest, I do benefit from not only trading the systems, but I am also an affiliate for any system I test. But let me make this perfectly clear - Whilst I am an affiliate, if a system or service does not perform or isn't sustainable, I DO NOT endorse it.
Check out this test I performed recently on an automated trading system. It returned 15% on live trading in just 2 weeks. Did I endorse it? NO. Why? Because the risks associated with trading it were far too great. Did it make money? Yes, and thanks to trading this program for the month of January, I was able to raise $375 for World Vision.
It's not much I know, and I would love it to be a lot more, but I need help. You see, 1 live account only allows me to test 1 system at a time. Testing of any system from demo to live can take a minimum of 1 month, and that's assuming the system makes it to live trading at all. Having multiple accounts would enable me to test more systems simultaneously, thus accelerating results. Traders gain access to more and more thorough testing, I can help more charities throughout the world achieve their goals, and I get the satisfaction of knowing I'm helping people whilst following my passion.
If I reach my goal of $10000, upon doubling this amount to $20000 through trading, I will donate the inital $10000 that I received through GoFundME equally to the following 5 cahrities:
Oxfam
World Wildlife Fund
Action Against Hunger
Common Hope
Bridges To Prosperity
Beyond that point, I will continue to donate 25% of all profits made during live testing to the ValiTrader Charity of the Month.
My aim is to have multiple accounts operational within the next 60 days. I can't wait to get this going.
Thank you for reading.
Organizer
Adam Hansen
Organizer
The Oaks NSW
