Tuesday, April 28, 2009

Introducing Broker Program

Introducing Broker Program

To insure GFM's leading positions in providing high quality online Forex trading all over the globe, GFM offers special program, called Introducing Broker (IB) Program. Our IB (Introducing Broker) program is the program, which makes it possible for individuals who do not want to invest their own money in the Forex market to still take part in the process of trading. It is an extremely successful tool in attracting more traders from all over the world. The program allows our IB partners to participate very successfully in all benefits of a Global Forex Market without bearing extremely high expenses on IT (internet technology), software, expensive equipment, 24 hours/day technical support, highly paid dealers and personnel, opening big accounts in Clearing Houses, etc. We invite to mutually beneficial cooperation Brokers, Banks, and Financial Institutions, even individuals from all over the world, interested in establishing their presence on a Global Forex Market. We will provide you for free with necessary material to build your own web sites, links to our Demo And Real servers, Back Office, necessary software, links and phone numbers to our Dealing Desk.

If your clients open a Real account, you will receive commission on a currency per each trade your client performs (a trade is a round-turn, i.e. entering and exiting the market). You can also charge your clients your own commissions at the rate that you choose. For example, if you charge $10 per trade, then you gain: $5 (from us if 1pip cost $5. Usually it is more.) + $10 (your charge) = $15 just for one trade. We have clients who sometimes perform about 25-30 trades per day, which means you gain $375-$450 per day from just one client!
Also, if your clients open an investment account, you will receive 2% from an amount of his/her investment. You can share his/her profit in returns as well.

We collect those commissions from clients' accounts for our IB's and pay them to the IB's in one transaction once a month, after last business day of the month and no later than 5 business days into the next month

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