FXTSP Managed Account – Sentiment Fund Up 31.30% YTD

If you are looking for an alternative investment with currency trading that is managed and having a low entry point, you may want to take a peek at FXTSP.com. Unlike the majority of hedge funds that requires an investor to be “accredited” or having a high net worth to be able to participate; a managed FOREX fund can be accessible to the smaller investor.
FXTSP offers two different FX managed account funds that have a minimum of only $1000 to open either account. The first one is the Sentiment Fund which has returned 31.30% YTD and has a medium risk factor. The second fund, Sentiment Aggressive has returned 52.11% YTD and has a high risk factor.
Sentiment Fund
“Using proprietary market positioning data, this fund seeks to exploit over bought and over sold market conditions. Based on a non-discretionary trading model, the sentiment fund typically trades 13 different currency pairs.”
Sentiment Aggressive
“This fund applies the same trade model as the Sentiment Fund with a higher leverage. Performance should move in tandem with the Sentiment Fund, but with more aggressive gains and losses due to this higher leverage.”
Fees:
Monthly Performance Fee = 20% of net new high profits**(see more info below)
Annual Management Fee = 2% (Fee is charged monthly at 0.1667% per month)
To obtain more info, visit their website at www.fxtsp.com and you can contact them via the onsite form or by phone/fax:
FX Trading Accounts (US): +1 888 50 FOREX (36739)
FX Trading Accounts (INT): +1 212 897 7660
Fax (US): +1 877 229 0004
Fax (US and international): +1 212 897 7669
Note: Trading in the FOREX is speculative and may involve the loss of principal; therefore, funds placed under management should be risk capital funds that if lost will not significantly affect your personal financial well being. And remember that past performance is not indicative of future results.
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