Forex Consulting Korea is looking for people interested in investing to attend a presentation on investing in the Foreign Exchange Market (FOREX). This is a great opportunity to learn about the potential that lies in this huge market place, to learn about the basics of foreign exchange and how you can invest in it. Learn why Forex is the place to invest when all other markets are declining or stagnating!

The Forex market is a relatively new market, starting in the 1970s. However, despite its newness, it today is the largest market in the world with more than 3.5 trillion dollars being exchanged daily. That means that a lot of money is going through the channels, and it is open for anyone who wants a piece of the action. While it may be intimidating at first to enter a market of that size, there are still many advantages for investing in the Forex markets. It is the world’s truly global market place – with no geographic boundaries. It is open 24 hours a day, six days a week, and due to the massive turnover it is the most liquid market that has ever existed. This is a chance you cannot afford to miss, all free and for information purposes only.

The presentation will be held at our company in Yeouido on Wednesday the 16th of July.


For more details please contact Marco Gutierrez at:
E-mail: mag@forexconsulting.co.kr
Website: http://forexconsulting.co.kr

Things are certainly getting interesting in all markets right now. The equities are definitely in a bear trend, gold and silver are maintaining during traditionally weak months for precious metals and more people around the world are becoming hip to trading currencies. More dollar weakness seems to be baked into the cake, even if the fed were to put the final nail in the coffin of the economy , (we have had 6 straight months of job losses now, can anyone say recession?), by beginning a raising cycle. The dollar may strengthen against other currencies if and when other central banks, like the ECB, begin to lower rates. If and when that happens, the most probable outcome will be that all paper currencies will lose more value against the precious metals. If one could count on the dollar staying at it's present value or falling further from here, one of the best investments in the world is to buy Icelandic CD's. They can be obtained through EverBank. It has been a year since I inquired with EverBank about investing in IceLandic CD's but I believe they can be had in $5000.00 lots. The Icelandic CD, a year ago, was paying 12 percent. It could be more now. 12 percent is a very good yield by any investment measure. Of course, when ever one is cashed out, you would convert it back to dollars for the cash, so an investor in these would have to hope for little or no dollar appreciation when it is time to cash out. Thus, the rub. Cheers!

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Yeah times are really volitle. And I think they will be volitile right through to at least the middle of next year, if not further. That is why FX trading is that it is a great market to be in when all the others are so volitle. When the world economy is volitle there are much bigger movements in currencies with investors looking for the currency which has strength. Nobody quite knows how weak the dollar really is - as it is used by so many countires/companies/individual around the world and they don't want it to become weak, but the data coming out of the U.S. certainly points to weakness. FX trading used to be for the big boys but now any investor can participate in the market.

The next presentation will be held on the 31st of July. Come have a drink and open your ears for an hour or two!!

For further information please refer to:
master@forexconsulting.co.kr
ref: anthony
Or check out:
fxnews.co.kr

With the recent drop in the price of commodities, including gold and silver, the perception has been created that the luster is lost for precious metals investing. The drops in gold and silver are completely attribitable to paper trades, shorting by a few large investment banks and other investors fleeing from their paper positions in the metals. Physical bullion continues to fly off the shelf. One coin dealer here in colorado completely sold out of all his 1 ounce inventory. Most dealers are backlogged and are even stopping sales of various forms. A friend told me the other day that he is scared to invest in gold or silver now because it reminds him of the time in the 70's and 1980 when there was a mania, right before the big drop. People were selling the family silver ware to dealers in those days. I pointed out to him that what is happening now is different, people are not selling, they are beginning to hoard. Those who are buying and holding the physical bullion no longer want to turn it back into paper money, with the exception of the jewelers who are in business to make paper money. Are we at the beginning of true manic gold and silver hoarding on a wider scale, don't know, but it sure feels like it. Don't forget to buy some silver or gold as a part of your over all savings scheme. It will always have value. cheers.

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Turk Quid Pro Quo

Anyone wanting to learn how to make a few extra dollars, trading online at home. Please contact Anthony. I will arrange for you to come and learn how to trade the forex market. There is absolutely nothing hidden. You hear what we have to say and make the decision for yourself. Free education !!

anthony@lampasforex.com
forexkorea24@gmail.com
www.fxnews.co.kr
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