"How The New NFA Regulations Affect ALL Forex Traders, And What You Can Do NOW To Protect Your Profits"

New U.S. NFA Regulations On Forex Trading Restricts Many Aspects Of Forex Trading… Here Are The Solutions You Need to Know About!

Join Us Tuesday, August 18th For This FREE Web Presentation with Josh Lampel of Global Futures As He Reviews and Reveals The New NFA Guidelines And How They Affect Your Trading Plus Possible Solutions To The Problem…

Josh Lampel
Global Futures

Forex Joe
Chief Forex Strategist
of OU Forex Trader

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Guest:	Josh Lampel of Global Futures

Host:	Forex Joe, Chief Forex Strategist of OU Forex Trader

When:	Tuesday, August 18th

Time:	8PM EST

Topic:	"How The New NFA Regulations Affect Your Forex Trading – What You Must Know To Maintain Nice Forex Profits"

On August 3, 2009, the National Futures Association (NFA) issued new regulations that restrict many aspects of profitable Forex trading.

These new rules relate to FIFO (First In, First Out) trading. In other words, when a trader opens more than one position in the same currency (very important for hedging purposes), the trader must then close the positions in the order they were opened.

For example, if a trader opened a trade in the EUR/USD currency, and then continued to open other positions in the EUR/USD currency, that first position needs to be closed before any subsequent positions the trader opened are closed.

This means Forex traders will no longer have the ability to selectively place stop-loss or limit orders on individual trades, nor will traders be able to modify or close trades from the “Open Positions” window.

On Tuesday night’s webinar, Josh Lampel will review these regulations and let you know how they will affect your Forex trading from here on out. He will also reveal some possible solutions to this potentially profit-killing problem.

Josh will also demonstrate the Global Futures trading platform, and why you should consider the company for all your Forex trading needs.

The basic outline of the webinar will be as follows:

Introduction of Josh and Global Futures, and the many benefits the company brings to the table
How your email will appear when they receive a platform request
How to open a demo account and set leverage
How to do the basic trading functions (open new chart, buy, sell, set stops, etc.
A few Forex trading tips and techniques
Review of the new NFA regulations and how they affect you as Forex traders
Some possible solutions to maintain good profits with your trades
Q & A session

The information contained in this webinar is crucial to your future Forex trading success! Don’t miss it.

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About The Presenter

Josh Lampel, a series 3 licensed Futures/FOREX broker, has been with Global Futures since May, 2009 and leads its FOREX department.

He graduated with a BS from Virginia Tech in 2001. Josh has over 2 years trading experience and has made an active use of technical analysis. He is always looking to keep up with the ever changing market, technology and regulations and expand his FOREX knowledge

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