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Since 1992 Mr Leslie Paul Farkas has been an active trader working for a bank, a broker, a private fund manager and was an independent futures trader on the floor of the Montreal Exchange. His expertise, dedication and his insatiable curiousity towards the markets makes him an ideal manager for the proactive investor looking for an alternative to the typical Investment Advisor.
Using a sound risk management policy our experienced lead manager aims for superior monthly returns using his discretionary model based on his experience as a former interbank forex trader for a major Canadian bank. This type of trading is unique because, contrary to traditional asset managers, our trader does not require a trending market in order to make consistent returns.
Entry and exit strategies are not exclusively dependant on price: time of day, market sentiment, pattern recognition are all factors weighed in our decision making process.
We use very well defined parameters for exit strategies pertaining to risk/reward ratios and discard trades that do not meet the parameters. Maximum risk per trade is calculated in percentage of equity and also takes into account total trade exposure.
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Type of fund that we are is defined as follows:
Macro: Aims to profit from changes in global economies, typically brought about by shifts in government policy which impact interest rates, in turn affecting currency, stock, and bond markets. Participates in all major markets -- equities, bonds, currencies and commodities -- though not always at the same time. Uses leverage and derivatives to accentuate the impact of market moves. Utilizes hedging, but leveraged directional bets tend to make the largest impact on performance.
Expected Volatility: High
Please take note that in any endeavour there is risk involved and the lead manager of Wolfecapital recommends that funds invested in this program must be earmarked as risk capital. There is risk of loss in forex trading regardless of all necessary precautions taken by your manager. Please steer clear of any entity stating that the risk is limited, that they will make up for any potential losses etc....and take the time to ascertain who you are dealing with.
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